7/10/2019 – The Commonwealth Championships 2019 were held from June 30th to July 7th 2019 in New Delhi, India. 'Mr. Commonwealth', four-time Commonwealth Champion also known as Abhijeet Gupta (pictured right) was taking part in the event and was the top seed. It was a fierce fight and in the end Abhijeet emerged victorious to take home his 5th Commonwealth title. Tania Sachdev (pictured left) won the women's event. IM SAGAR SHAH interesting chess analysis, photos, videos and much more.

7/5/2018 – It was an exciting final day at the Commonwealth Championships 2018. At the end of penultimate round we had four leaders with a score of 6½ / 8. P. Karthikeyan was the only one who won his game. With 7½ / 9, he became the Commonwealth Champion. Tania Sachdev scored 6.0 / 9 and took the women's title. Report by SAGAR SHAH, for ChessBase India. | Photo: Amruta Mokal

6/29/2018 – Chess reports are filled with news and updates, but this report from Commonwealth 2018 is different. It is filled with high level of instructional content. IM SAGAR SHAH, says, "To go through this entire report will take two hours of your time. But if you do it carefully, it is bound to teach you a lot about chess." Games, training, video and, to add more flavour to it, you have some world class photography by Amruta Mokal. | Pictured: Standing out from the crowd - GM Deepan Chakkravarthy!

7/13/2013 – The 2013 Commonwealth Championship has no fewer than 900 participants hailing from 29 different countries, making it the biggest event ever held in Africa. The organizers have set the standards of excellence, holding it in the official five star Boardwalk hotel, with meals of antelope and fig delicacies as well as safaris in the wild.

7/12/2013 – This is the last time the Commonwealth Championship is held in an Open format, with countless side events: a blitz tournament, FIDE arbiter and trainer seminars, simuls, lectures, photo sessions, safari trips and more! The proportions of this tournament are truly huge and it started with a spectacular opening ceremony. Here is an illustrated report by Alina L'Ami.