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Level One Topic
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- February 11, 2025
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Ryan Rashid Mugdha is a nine-year-old chess genius from Bangladesh. He goes to South Point School. Recently, he defeated five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen. This has shaken the entire world of chess. It has also brought pride to Bangladesh. The match took place on Chess.com. He played on his coach’s account, as he does not yet have his own profile.
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Level Two Topic
- Level Two
- February 11, 2025
- 100 Words
Bangla Translation.
Ryan Rashid Mugdha is a nine-year-old chess prodigy from Bangladesh. He goes to South Point School. Recently, he defeated five-time world champion and grandmaster Magnus Carlsen. He did so in an online chess match. This has shaken the entire world of chess and brought pride to Bangladesh. The match took place on 18 January on Chess.com.
He played the match using the account of his coach, as he does not yet have his own profile. Mugdha managed to do what many professional players can only dream of. He defeated one of the greatest chess players of all time. The game was played in the “bullet” format, a mode where players have only one minute to finish their moves.
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- February 11, 2025
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Ryan Rashid Mugdha is a nine-year-old chess prodigy from Bangladesh. He achieved the unimaginable by defeating five-time world champion and Norwegian grandmaster Magnus Carlsen. He did so in an online chess match. This extraordinary accomplishment has taken the chess world by storm and brought immense pride to Bangladesh. The sensational match took place on 18 January on Chess.com, the largest online chess platform. Mugdha is a third-grader at South Point School in Dhaka. He played using the account of his coach, Naim Haque, as he does not yet have his own profile.
Despite this, Mugdha managed to achieve what many professional players can only dream of—defeating one of the greatest chess players of all time. The game was played in the “bullet” format, a rapid mode where players have only one minute to finish their moves. Through the platform’s random pairing system, Mugdha was unexpectedly matched with Carlsen. During the match, Carlsen accidentally made the queen move to the wrong square. This created an opportunity for Mugdha to win. Right after, Mugdha called his coach and said he had beaten Carlsen. When his coach did not believe him, Mugdha sent screenshots and all the game details, stunning his coach.
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