R Praggnanandhaa achieved a historic victory at the Norway Chess tournament, becoming the first Indian to win this prestigious event held in Oslo. Starting from the bottom of the standings, Praggnanandhaa secured wins in his final four matches, a remarkable feat that included defeating World No.1 Magnus Carlsen in both encounters. Carlsen praised Praggnanandhaa's performance, describing it as 'as clutch as it gets' and highlighting his fighting spirit. This victory not only marks a significant milestone in Praggnanandhaa's career but also positions him as the second player to prevent Carlsen from winning the tournament in eight years, with only Hikaru Nakamura having achieved this previously. The win adds to Praggnanandhaa's growing reputation in the chess world, showcasing his potential at a young age. Meanwhile, D Gukesh struggled throughout the tournament, finishing last among the six competitors.