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Bhuvan_Chelsea

  1. @Chapalatheertha And delivered a baby as well. about 3 hours ago via Echofon in reply to Chapalatheertha
  2. #NowReading 'Autobiography of an Unknown Cricketer' by Sujit Mukherjee | #Books about 21 hours ago via Echofon
  3. @Chapalatheertha So FIDE has now changed the format of the Candidates tournament for the next cycle. about 21 hours ago via Echofon in reply to Chapalatheertha
  4. @Chapalatheertha He is the best player right now. Pulled out of this year's world championship cycle saying he doesn't like the format. about 21 hours ago via Echofon in reply to Chapalatheertha
  5. @Chapalatheertha There is no better way to show off for chess players than throw around a few exotic chess terms in front of patzers. :D about 21 hours ago via Echofon in reply to Chapalatheertha
  6. @Chapalatheertha Anand lost to Kasparov in 1995 in the PCA World Championship held at NY. There were 2 world titles at the time - PCA & FIDE about 21 hours ago via Echofon in reply to Chapalatheertha
  7. @Chapalatheertha Yes. There is only one Karpov in the chess world. Anand lost to him in the 1997 FIDE World Championship Final. about 21 hours ago via Echofon in reply to Chapalatheertha
  8. @Chapalatheertha Karpov replaced Spassky as the blue eyed boy of Kremlin, as far as the chess went. about 22 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to Chapalatheertha
  9. @Chapalatheertha Petrosian was removed as editor of '64' magazine. Spassky emigrated to France few years later. about 22 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to Chapalatheertha
  10. @Chapalatheertha Yes. At the same time, they were castrated when they lost. Petrosian & Spassky both paid the price for losing to Fischer. about 22 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to Chapalatheertha
  11. @Chapalatheertha But Bobby vs World has many 'never before seen' video clips. Like that clip at a mountain with horses around. about 22 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to Chapalatheertha
  12. @Chapalatheertha I've watched Bobby vs World too. Most of the people interviewed are the same barring few exceptions like Kissinger. about 22 hours ago via TweetDeck in reply to Chapalatheertha
  13. @Chapalatheertha "a lone American hero rides out to confront the all-conquering Soviet Chess Machine". Those days it was indeed a machine. 3:09 AM Jun 2nd via Echofon in reply to Chapalatheertha
  14. @Chapalatheertha a quote by his biographer in this documentary youtu.be/t094GritHYM on 22 min, always sends a chill through my spine 2:26 AM Jun 2nd via TweetDeck in reply to Chapalatheertha
  15. @Chapalatheertha Insane, indeed. Overcame tremendous odds to get there & then threw it all away. 1:52 AM Jun 2nd via TweetDeck in reply to Chapalatheertha
  16. @venkatananth #KaveriIsOurs #DravidIsOurs #BelgaumIsOurs 12:04 PM Jun 1st via Echofon in reply to venkatananth
  17. @PetrS thank you for #FF 9:35 AM Jun 1st via Echofon in reply to PetrS
  18. RT @sidvee: The consistently droll @kbalakumar makes you giggle with this Vishy post: bit.ly/KxhtsH | #Chess 8:58 AM Jun 1st via Echofon
  19. I hope to be around when this happens. No Shit! engadget.com/2012/06/01/hub… | #Astronomy 8:19 AM Jun 1st via Echofon