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Nihal Sarin (Malayalam: നിഹാല് സരിന്) is a 14-year-old Indian Chess Grandmaster with a live rating of 2572. He is the twelfth youngest grandmaster in chess history.Nihal was the 2014 World Under-10 Champion, winning the title ahead of several talented peers in Durban, South Africa. In 2015, he came close to winning the Under-12 championship in Porto Carras, Greece but had to settle for silver on the tiebreak. * In an article on the World Chess website analyzing his game, GM Parimarjan Negi, who was once the world's second-youngest grandmaster, referred to Nihal as 'mature beyond his years', and writes about one of the key moves with the white pieces in his analysis:"It's hard to say if this is objectively the strongest move - probably not - but it sure is creative! At the moment, it is very hard to see the idea behind fxg4 - and Black (opponent) didn't see it either in the game. Nihal shows great intuition to realize that securing the e4 square for his knight would prove crucial - after all, there are too many options to calculate these lines precisely."In a 2015 ChessBase report following his display at the World Under-12 Championships, the ChessBase editor Albert Silver wrote: * "Tied for first with 9.0/11 is the quite remarkably talented player from India, Nihal Sarin. The Indian player was already gold in the Boys Under-10 in 2014, ahead of Abdusattorov. If he put in 100% of his energy, who knows what he might achieve, since all this is achieved in spite of his difficulty in staying seated!" |