Chess, Charity & Cheating: Nikhil Kamath, Who Beat Vishwanathan Anand In Match, Admits Of Cheating

Nikhil Kamath, co-founder of Zerodha apologised on Twitter and admitted that he resorted to unfair means in order to beat former world champion Viswanathan Anand in an online charity Chess event. Kamath apologised for his misdemeanour and said he had help from people analysing the game and computers.
The billionaire’s Chess.com account has been banned following the match. Chess.com is an online platform for players across the world to play matches virtually. Watch full bulletin.

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