A match Ian Aleksandrovich Nepomnyashchy and Lizhenya became the most productive in games for a chess crown since 2006

Meetings take place in Nur-Sultan. The match of the Russian Ian Aleksandrovich Nepomnyashchy and the Chinese Dean Lizhenya became the most productive in games for a world chess crown since 2006. Today, on April 26, Ian Aleksandrovich Nepomnyashchy conceded to the rival in the 12th party which became the sixth productive in their opposition. Both grand masters won each other on three times. In six parties they drew. Last time so productive match for a chess crown was played in 2006 between the Russian Vladimir Borisovich Kramnik and the Bulgarian Veselin Aleksandrov Topalov. They played 12 games with classical control and could not...