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Magnus Carlsen Praises Indian Chess Scene as Alpine APL Pipers Climb League Table

  • Authored By: Sports Now
  • Updated Sep 7, 2026, 22:37 IST

World chess icon Magnus Carlsen has lauded the popularity of chess in India while his team, the Alpine APL Pipers, secures the top spot in the Global Chess League standings.

Magnus Carlsen Praises Indian Chess Scene as Alpine APL Pipers Climb League Table

Magnus Carlsen has expressed his admiration for the immense popularity of chess in India as his team, the Alpine APL Pipers, currently leads the standings in the Global Chess League. The world-renowned grandmaster noted the significant enthusiasm surrounding the event, highlighting the impressive turnout of spectators and the overall scale of the sport within the country.

Despite Carlsen’s own assessment that his personal form has been somewhat underwhelming during the early stages of the competition, the Pipers have thrived. The team has secured three wins out of their first four matches, a performance that has left their captain feeling optimistic about their trajectory in the tournament.

Strong Team Contributions Drive Pipers to the Top

The success of the Alpine APL Pipers has been largely anchored by the standout performances of Indian grandmasters K. Humpy and Vidit Gujrathi. Both players have emerged as the league's top performers thus far, each securing three victories in their respective games. Their consistency has effectively compensated for Carlsen’s slower start, which included a single win against long-time rival Viswanathan Anand that was ultimately decided on time.

Reflecting on the team's current standing, Carlsen acknowledged the collective effort that has propelled them to the summit of the table. He admitted that while he had jokingly hoped his team would avoid a repeat of last year's struggles during his absence, the reality of their current form has exceeded his initial expectations. The world number one remains satisfied with the team's progress, emphasizing that the strength of his teammates has been the primary driver of their early success in the league.