Anish Giri Wins Against Viswanathan Anand in Altibox Norway Chess

Anish Giri wins against Viswanathan Anand in the Altibox Norway Chess tournament.

The Dutch GrandMaster secured his victory in the fourth round at Stavanger, Norway.

Anand suffered his second defeat, losing to Anish Giri after a tough game.

He gave up the Bishop pair early in the opening, allowing Giri to benefit.

Giri's energetic play led to a double Bishop versus two Knights position.

This win is significant for Anish Giri, as it showcases his skills and strategy.

He was able to gain a lot of space and won a pawn on the 27th move.

Anand won the pawn back, but his position deteriorated quickly.

The tournament continues, with other notable matches taking place.

Magnus Carlsen was grinded down by Levon Aronian of Armenia.

Hikaru Nakamura scored his second victory in the event.

Results round 4: Anish Giri beat V Anand with a final score of 2-1.

Levon Aronian beat Magnus Carlsen with a score of 2.5-1.

Hikaru Nakamura beat Maxime Vachier-Lagrave with a score of 3-1.5.

Fabiano Caruana was playing Vladimir Kramnik, while Wesley So was locked in a close battle with Sergey Karjakin.

Anish Giri's win is a notable upset, as Viswanathan Anand is a five-time world champion.

The Indian GrandMaster was under consistent pressure from Giri.

Giri's victory is a testament to his skill and determination.

As of the fourth round, Anish Giri was sharing the bottom of the table with Anand.

But after his win, he improved his ranking.

The Altibox Norway Chess tournament continues, with more exciting matches to come.

Anish Giri's performance will be closely watched, as he competes against other top players.