R Praggnanandhaa career-high ranking

R Praggnanandhaa, who created history by becoming the second only Indian to enter the FIDE World Cup final, achieved his career-high ranking. The 18-year-old went down to Magnus Carlsen in the summit clash of the tournament.

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