Abhijeet Gupta

When Abhijeet Gupta won the World junior championship in 2008, he was only the third Indian to lift what is easily the most prestigious of the several age-group titles in chess. Only Viswanathan Anand and Pendyala Harikrishna had won it before him. In 2012, he won an individual silver medal at the Chess Olympiad. He is also a five-time Commonwealth champion. He has also enjoyed successes in various open tournaments. His victories include the Parsvanath tournament at New Delhi (2008), the Dubai Open (2011), the Al Ain Classic, Hoogeveen Open (2015) and the Reykjavik Open (2016).
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