World Championship Game 3: Ding comfortably draws with black

Game 3 of the World Championship match saw Ding Liren comfortably holding a draw with the black pieces. The game lasted 30 moves and a bit over 3 hours. Ian Nepomniachtchi thus kept his 1-point lead on the scoreboard, a lead he gained thanks to a remarkable win in Monday’s second game. | Photo: FIDE / Stev Bonhage

World Chess Championship 2023 Game 14 As It Happened: Ding Liren forces exciting draw against Ian Nepomniachtchi, tiebreaker on Sunday

World Championship Game 3: Ding comfortably draws with black

Nepomniachtchi Wins Game 2 With Black After Navigating Ding's Novelty

Nepo Misses Last Chance, Ding Holds Draw In Final Classical Game

2019 Sinquefield Cup - Recap Day 3

Ding Holds Nepomniachtchi To Draw In Game 3

World Championship Game 3: Ding comfortably draws with black

2019 Croatia Grand Chess Tour - Round 7 Recap

Round 3 Tata Steel Masters 2023: Caruana defeats Van Foreest and joins leaders

Why did Nepomniachtchi not take the rook on a3 on move 53 (thereby presumably winning an exchange) in game 6 of the world chess championship? - Quora

UK Championship 2023 final as it happened - Ronnie O'Sullivan clinches glory with inspired win over Ding Junhui - Eurosport

Chess title fight may be decided by a freeze and a bluff - Washington Times

Chess by the Numbers

World Championship Game 3: Ding comfortably draws with black