World Chess Championship: Gukesh holds Ding with black pieces in tame Game 4
The Statesman|November 30, 2024
India's Gukesh Dommaraju held reigning champion Ding Liren of China to a draw in Game 4 of their 14-game Final Match in Singapore, overcoming another surprise opening to fight for equality in a game in which both players spent time trying to keep the game going.
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World Chess Championship: Gukesh holds Ding with black pieces in tame Game 4

Both players made small mistakes in the middle game to reach what looked like a rook-pawn ending, but the position remained simple and drawish throughout, and they decided to sign the peace treaty after 42 moves.

Both players now have two points from four games and will be back at the board on Saturday for the fifth game with Gukesh playing with white pieces.

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