It's Game 5 in the World Chess Championship with India's D Gukesh and China's Ding Liren looking to take a lead with the match being level at 2-2. The reigning champion Ding played with whites in Game 4 and after 42 moves, both players decided to call it a ...

Ding Liren was playing with white pieces in game 4 after Gukesh secured a confidence-boosting victory in Game 3. FIDE pointed out both players played with 100 percent accuracy in Game 4.

In the fourth game of their World Chess Championship match, challenger D Gukesh and reigning champion Ding Liren played a quiet draw. Gukesh managed to equalize despite Ding's semi-surprise move in the Reti Opening.

A draw that was coming from about mid-game eventually came around in move 42 when by repetition D Gukesh and Ding Liren accepted it as the inevitable result. The draw leaves the scores tied at 2 - 2 after game 5, and the match as evenly poised as it could be.

In Game 4 of the World Chess Championship final, India's Gukesh Dommaraju drew with reigning champion Ding Liren of China. Despite facing an unexpected opening choice from Ding, Gukesh navigated the complexities to achieve a balanced position. D Gukesh vs Ding Liren Live: A draw after 42 moves D Gukesh vs Ding Liren Live: Highlights of the Game 4!

World Chess Championship 2024 Game 5, D Gukesh vs Ding Liren LIVE Streaming: India’s D Gukesh will be aiming to seize the lead for the first time in the ongoing World Chess Championship when he faces reigning champion Ding Liren in Round 5 on Saturday.

The World Chess Championship match between D. Gukesh and Ding Liren will consist of 14 games. The first player to score 7.5 points will be crowned the World Champion. If the match ends in a tie after all 14 games, a tiebreak will be held the following day to determine the winner.

In Game 4 of the World Chess Championship final, India's Gukesh Dommaraju drew with reigning champion Ding Liren of China. Gukesh effectively managed

The two players signed peace after 42 moves and are tied on 2 points each after four games of the 14-round showdown

Gukesh must have been the happier of the two, as he denied Ding, the defending champion, any advantage he may have hoped for with the white pieces.