Bodhana Sivanandan, 11, becomes youngest international master, breaking Judit Polgar's record
Eleven-year-old Bodhana Sivanandan, who lives in Harrow in London, has become an international master. She broke a 38-year-old record previously held by Hungarian chess great Judit Polgar. The achievement came after Sivanandan won her final-round game at the European Women's Club Cup in Budva, Montenegro, on Friday. Polgar earned the title at age 12 in 1988, making Sivanandan the new record holder by a year.
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