Chess World Cup 2023 Final: Praggnanandhaa-Carlsen tied after two rounds; know what happens next and how the winner will be decided?

Chess World Cup 2023 Final: The tie-breakers tomorrow (Wednesday, August 24) will have a time control of 25 minutes each for both players. Right from the first move, there will be an increment of 10 seconds for each move. In the event of a deadlock after the two more rapid format tie-breakers will follow. The players will have a 10-minute time control with a 10-second per move increment.

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