01 October,2022 09:18 AM IST | Mumbai | AFP
Magnus Carlsen
The governing body of chess said on Friday that it would investigate claims by five-time world champion Magnus Carlsen that American player Hans Niemann had cheated.
The chess world has been shaken for weeks by the Carlsen-Niemann controversy, since Norway's Carlsen withdrew from the Sinquefield Cup in the United States after losing to the 19-year-old.
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Last week, Carlsen's abrupt withdrawal from a match against Niemann in the Julius Baer Generation Cup online tournament reignited the furore.
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The 31-year-old Carlsen this week for the first time openly accused Niemann of cheating, writing in a letter published on Twitter.
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