New Delhi: The Google Doodle on November 25, 2024, celebrates the classic game of chess, a strategic battle of wits and strategy that is played on a board of 64 black and white squares. The Google Doodle displays the World Chess Championship that will be held in Singapore in November and December 2024. The championship will feature 14 classical chess games. Each game will last for over four hours, where top players will compete to secure 7.5 points and the title of World Chess Championship winner.
The game of chess is known for its rich history and complicated moves that involve tricks and strategy. The game originated in India during the sixth century. The rules of the game developed significantly by the 15th century, paving the way for the first global competition that was held in the year 1851. Since then, chess has continued to evolve, with variations such as speed chess and timed matches counting dynamic twists to this classic play.
What are Google Doodles?
The playful nod of Google to this classic game enables fans to dive into the game. Whether it is trying iconic tricks such as the Queen’s Gambit or Sicilian Defense, challenging a mate, or tuning in to the championship, this game is perfect for engaging in fun and also for some brain-storming.
The Google Doodle celebrating the chess launched globally, marks a reminder of the universal appeal of the game and the ongoing legacy.
About the World Chess Championship final
The 2024 FIDE World Championship final will begin today, November 25 and will continue till December 13, 2024. The championship is being held in Singapore. The games will begin at 2.30 PM IST and follow a 14-game classical format.
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