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Nihal Sarin Eyes Chess Olympiad but Stays Focused on Global Chess League

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Indian chess prodigy Nihal Sarin has expressed excitement about representing India at the upcoming Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, calling it a long-held dream. The 22-year-old, however, says he is not actively thinking about defending India's Open title at the event. Sarin is currently engaged in the Global Chess League (GCL), where he recorded a notable individual victory against Armenian legend Levon Aronian. Despite Sarin's win, his team was unable to prevent American Gambits from topping the GCL standings after the first two days of competition.

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