Errol Tiwari

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Start position of the pieces for a chess game
 

Algebraic notation

So far, in our introduction to chess, we have named the chess pieces and examined how the Rook, Knight, Bishop, Queen, King and Pawn are moved.

Sisters! Waveney Johnson (left) competing against her sister Nellisha Johnson in the 2020 National Chess Qualifiers Championship at the National Stadium. Both sisters learned to play chess in their hometown of Orealla, Berbice River. Nellisha represented Guyana at the 2018 Chess Olympiad in Georgia. The sisters are competing for a place in this year’s Olympiad. (Photo by John Lee) 

Khan surges ahead in chess qualifier

West Demerara’s Taffin Khan had amassed 4½ points by Wednesday evening and took the sole lead in the National Qualifiers Chess Tournament, which is currently being played at the National Stadium, Providence.

Shiv Nandalall (left) and Loris Nathoo play their game during the final Gaico Construction Grand Prix chess tournament which concluded last Sunday at the National Stadium, Providence. The encounter ended in a magnificent draw for Nathoo in a strange twist of miscalculation and fate. Nandalall stalemated the position with two pawns up, a king and a rook. A trick from Nathoo? (Photo by Rashad Hussein)

Khan soars with 61 Grand Prix points

Once again, West Demerara’s Taffin Khan demonstrated that he belongs to the select inner circle of chess in Guyana when he won the last Gaico Constrution Chess Tournament, which concluded on Sunday at the National Stadium, Providence.

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