Bodhana, 11, and Shreyas, 17, claim titles at 2026 British Chess Championships

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Indian-origin players Bodhana Sivanandan and Shreyas Royal have won the women's and open titles respectively at the 2026 British Chess Championships. At just 11 years old, Bodhana became the youngest-ever British women's champion, adding to a string of earlier accolades. Shreyas, 17, claimed his first open title at the tournament, having previously made history as England's youngest grandmaster at age 15. Both young players have seen rapid rises in competitive chess in recent years.

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