The final score of the match between Nepomniachtchi and Gujrati was 4:2 in favor of the Indian chess player. In two games at classic time control, two draws were recorded. In the decisive tie-break with shortened time control, Gujrati was stronger.
It is important to note that Nepomniachtchi was the last Russian participant in the Men’s Chess World Cup.
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