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Aug-24-10
 | | Tabanus: Winner of Hogeschool Zeeland (Holland) Open 7-14 August 2010: http://www.hztoernooi.nl/SMWSite/rn...
http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... |
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| Aug-25-10 | | bharatiy: congrats on that, but his performance was as per his rating and wont help him a lot in getting in 2700+ and that is what he should aim for |
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| Sep-23-10 | | bharatiy: Sasi played first three games of Olympiad. I think he should have rested after first match. We need him for fourth round against russia 2 and now he will be tired. Captain should try to balance things according to rating of oppsoition |
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| Sep-24-10 | | bharatiy: Now after today's loss, we cant afford him luxury of break. he has to take on Topalov and remind him of Mtel masters where he had outplayed Topalov at one point! |
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| Jan-07-11 | | wordfunph: 2006 Turin Chess Olympiad:
The chess venue was the biggest in the history of Chess Olympiad at 21,000 square meters. So huge was the venue that Indian GM Krishnan Sasikiran bought a bicycle to get him to and from The Oval. happy birthday Sasi! |
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| Mar-21-11 | | Ragh: Congratulations to the Player of the Day! |
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Mar-21-11
 | | Penguincw: Congratz to Player of the Day! Kind of odd that it's not his birthday though... |
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| Apr-11-12 | | shivasuri4: Playing in the Russian Team Championships being held at Sochi, Sasikiran won his game against Igor Kovalenko after his heavy queenside pressure paid off. He played the white side of the Modern Benoni in this 66 move game. The above was in the second round, with Sasikiran being rested in the first round. Of the 6 players fielded by a team in each round, no more than 3 non- Russians can be included. The third round is in progress now. |
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| Apr-13-12 | | shivasuri4: In round 3, Sasikiran drew against Evgeny Tomashevsky in 77 moves with the black pieces in the Symmetrical English. Though a pawn up in the endgame, Sasikiran failed to convert it into a win, notably missing a winning move on move 62. Round 4 saw the 31-year old back to winning ways, with his quick crush over Dmitry Bocharov. The 19 move game in the Catalan saw Bocharov blundering in a difficult position and resigning immediately after, in the face of the loss of a piece at the very least. The fifth round is going on now. |
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| Apr-14-12 | | shivasuri4: Sasikiran drew in the fifth round against Aleksandr Shimanov in 48 moves in the Queen's Indian Formation of the English. Neither player was in significant danger of losing at any point in this dry game with gradual exchanges. Sasikiran has played all his games so far on board 2 for the 9th seeded Navigator, Moscow. Emil Sutovsky has been playing on the top board. The team is placed fifth with 7 match points. Today they play the 3rd seeded St. Petersburg Chess Federation. |
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| Apr-14-12 | | shivasuri4: Sasikiran continued his good form by beating Nikita Vitiugov in a 36 move game of the Queen's Indian. In this exciting game, Vitiugov went astray in complications early in the middlegame and never recovered. The tactical melee ended when Vitiugov went down a rook and bishop, and ran out of checks with his queen. |
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| Apr-14-12 | | shivasuri4: Sasikiran's team( Navigator,Moscow ) lost 2-4 with the 2nd and 3rd boards winning against their higher rated opponents and the other 4 boards losing. They are now placed 7th. In the final round tomorrow, they play the fifth seeded, sixth placed Ugra, Khanty - Mansiysk. |
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| Apr-15-12 | | shivasuri4: In the 7th and final round, Sasikiran with the white pieces drew against Alexei Shirov in 42 moves of the Semi-Slav. The game featured plenty of exchanges and the players agreed to a draw well after the position lost signs of life. Overall, the tournament represented significant gains for Sasikiran, with him winning and drawing 3 games each. |
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| Jan-07-13 | | waustad: Happy B'day! |
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Mar-29-15
| | Penguincw: Congrats to Krishnan Sasikiran for remaining the only perfect player at Aeroflot Open (2015). He entered as the 8th seed at 2682 (now 2693), and has started 3/3. Tomorrow, he'll face Igor Kovalenko with white. |
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Apr-04-15
| | Penguincw: After starting 3/3, Sasikiran stumbles and finished 1/4 (he drew the 2 games in the middle) to finish in a 14-way tie for 18th (28th after tiebreaks). His final score is 5/9 (+4,-3,=2). He also lost 4.5 rating points. |
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| Mar-29-16 | | Caissanist: What happened to this guy? When he was 25 he reached #21 in the world, but that seems to have been his peak. He seems to be trying to make a go of it as a chess professional, playing frequently in European and Middle Eastern tournaments, but his results have not been great, he is no longer in the top 100. I bet he's wishing now that he had finished his degree in finance or statistics or whatever, and left chess as a hobby. |
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| Nov-08-16 | | sorrowstealer: Natural positional play,his games are very instructional.I am studying at present. |
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| Feb-23-19 | | indianchessupdates: Aeroflot 2019
Krishnan Sasikiran live rating zooms to 2698.2 and is on a perfect score of 5/5 with a mind blowing performance rating of 340l elo. He is slated to meet the young iranian Tabatabaei M.Amin who is on a roll too with 4/5. |
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| Feb-24-19 | | sonia91: <Aeroflot Open: Sasikiran still supreme> https://en.chessbase.com/post/aerof... |
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| Jan-08-22 | | Albertan: Sasikiran has a Twitter channel at:
https://twitter.com/gmsasikiran |
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| Jan-08-22 | | Albertan: Thé GM has a puzzle page at:
https://chesspuzzle.net/Player/Kris... After you try to solve the puzzle,click on the Chessboard to see the answer to the puzzle. |
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Jan-09-22
 | | Messiah: Third consecutive day of being the POTD! Excellent achievement! |
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| Apr-17-22 | | Albertan: He won the 2022 Fagernes Chess International GM tournament on a tie-break over GM Chopra Aryan.Both players scored 7/9: http://tournamentservice.com/standi... |
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| Apr-18-22 | | Albertan: Sasikiran beats Donchenko to clinch Fagernes Open: https://en.chessbase.com/post/fager... |
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