First Indian to capture the Grand Chess Tour title.
Defeated Fabiano Caruana, a top player from the United States.
Score after rapid games gave him a two‑point lead.
Final score: fifteen points for Praggnanandhaa, thirteen for Caruana.
Prize money: two hundred thousand U.S. dollars.
Earned a spot in the next Grand Chess Tour.
He started the final day six points behind American player Fabiano Caruana.
By winning the fast‑play games, he turned the score around to win fifteen to thirteen.
The victory gave him a prize of two hundred thousand U.S. dollars and a place in next year’s tour.
His coach is former world champion Viswanathan Anand.
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