Chennai, June 14 (Ians) The co-founder of stock broking company Zerodha Broking Ltd, Nitin Kamath, on Monday tweeted a reluctant apology for cheating and winning against former world chess champion Viswanathan Anand in a Covid-19 fundraising match.
By cheating in a charity game, Kamath has also put at stake Zerodha Broking's reputation.
"My stock account is with zerodha ... God bless my soul!" tweeted International Master Vishal Sareen.
On Sunday, the Indian chess field was shocked when five-time world champion Anand was defeated by Kamath, who made near perfect moves.
"It is ridiculous that so many are thinking that I really beat Vishy sir in a chess game, that is almost like me waking up and winning a 100mt race with Usain Bolt," Kamath tweeted.
He added: "Yesterday was one of those days that I had dreamt of when I was a really young kid learning chess, to interact with Vishwanath Anand.
By cheating in a charity game, Kamath has also put at stake Zerodha Broking's reputation.
"My stock account is with zerodha ... God bless my soul!" tweeted International Master Vishal Sareen.
On Sunday, the Indian chess field was shocked when five-time world champion Anand was defeated by Kamath, who made near perfect moves.
"It is ridiculous that so many are thinking that I really beat Vishy sir in a chess game, that is almost like me waking up and winning a 100mt race with Usain Bolt," Kamath tweeted.
He added: "Yesterday was one of those days that I had dreamt of when I was a really young kid learning chess, to interact with Vishwanath Anand.
- 6/14/2021
- by Glamsham Bureau
- GlamSham
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