Indian Grandmaster R Praggnanandhaa achieved a remarkable feat at the Norway Chess tournament by defeating World No. 1 Magnus Carlsen for the second time in classical chess. This victory in Round 8 not only enhances Praggnanandhaa's title aspirations but also raises questions about Carlsen's ability to defend his championship. The match concluded after 50 moves, with Carlsen making a surprising blunder by exposing his king with the move 48.Kf4. Praggnanandhaa expressed his astonishment at Carlsen's mistake, suggesting that time pressure might have contributed to the error. He acknowledged the challenges of playing under such conditions, admitting that he has also faced difficulties in similar situations. Despite his success against Carlsen, Praggnanandhaa emphasized that he does not have a specific formula for defeating the six-time Norway Chess champion, attributing his wins to a mix of skill and luck. He praised Carlsen's overall performance in the game, noting that he managed to stay calm under pressure.