World Championship Game 6: Another hard-fought draw, the tension rises

The World Chess Championship in Singapore continues to thrill, with game 6 delivering another intense and closely contested draw. Ding Liren’s choice of the London System and strong preparation put early pressure on Gukesh D, but the young challenger’s resourceful play neutralised the reigning champion’s advantage. A surprising decision by Gukesh to avoid a draw repetition added intrigue, as both players navigated the complexities of a double-rook endgame with precision. As the match enters its second rest day, the score remains tied, with game 7 set to resume the action on Tuesday. | Photo: FIDE / Eng Chin An

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