Indian chess sensation R Praggnanandhaa has broken into the world’s top-4, securing the India’s number-one rank after his UzChess Cup victory. Magnus Carlsen remains world number one, while D Gukesh slipped to sixth. Fabiano Caruana climbed to third, and Anish Giri re-entered the top-10. In a historic shift, no Russian player is in the top-10. Post navigation Wimbledon recap: Chaos at SW19 as record-tying 23 seeds perish; Gauff, Pegula, Zverev exit 2036 Olympics: India officially enter race to host Games, Ahmedabad named as host city
