After having successfully retained the title of sub-junior chess last week, FIDE Master Fahad Rahman yesterday retained the title of the National Junior (Under-20) Chess Championships with one round still remaining.

FIDE Master Fahad Rahman earned four points after the eighth round of the 19th Dubai Open Chess Tournament, which is currently taking place in Dubai, UAE.

Grand Master Abdullah Al Rakib and Women's International Master Rani Hamid qualified for the 2017 World Cup and 2018 World Women's Championship after emerging champions in the Asian Zonal Chess Championship in Kathmandu yesterday.

The Bangladesh Chess Federation (BCF) is all set to revive the Grand Master Chess Tournament after eight years by holding the

FIDE Master Fahad Rahman finished 35th in the IIFL 2nd Mumbai International Open Chess Tournament after beating Indian FM Srijit Paul

Newcomers Saif SC became unbeaten champions in the Walton Premier Division Chess League after playing out a 2-2 draw

A unique incident took place in the Premier Division Chess League yesterday as Grand Master Ziaur Rahman took on his 11-

Norwegian Magnus Carlsen extended his dominance over the chess world on Wednesday by winning the World Chess

Norwegian Magnus Carlsen extended his dominance over the chess world by winning the World Chess Championship for the third consecutive time on Wednesday, beating his Russian challenger Sergei Karyakin in a tiebreaker.

Grand Master Enamul Hossain Razib reclaimed the National Chess Championship title after 10 years when the country's fifth

Grand Masters Abdullah Al Rakib and Enamul Hossain Razib shared the lead at the end of the 10th round of the OMICON 42nd

WFM Nazrana Khan Eva has yet to lose her solo lead in the Saif Global Sports

WFM Nazrana Khan Eva took the solo lead in the Saif Global Sports 36th National Chess Championship at the close of the fourth

WIM Rani Hamid and WFM Nazrana Khan Eva shared the lead at the close of the third round of the Saif Global Sports 36th

Three players shared the lead at the close of the second round of Saif Global Sports 36th National Women's Chess Championship,

The Bangladesh men's chess team produce their worst-ever result in a Chess Olympiad in the 42nd Chess Olympiad in Baku on

Bangladesh produced their worst performance in recent history of the Chess Olympiad, with the men's team finishing 76th and the women's team 77th, in the 42nd edition of the tournament which finished on Tuesday in Azrbaijan capital Baku.

Bangladesh men's team slips to 76th position after losing to Serbia 3-1 in the 42nd Chess Olympiad.

Bangladesh men's chess team drew against United Arab Emirates by 2-2 points in the sixth round of the 42nd Chess Olympiad in

Bangladesh men's chess team drops 25 places to 51st position after losing by 05-3.5 points against Germany.