GM Shreyas Royal Simul
- UJCCNewsTeam
- Jun 29
- 2 min read
Updated: 11 minutes ago
Wednesday 9th Uxbridge Chess Club invited once again friend of the club,
Britain's youngest ever GM Shreyas Royal.
Revisiting after coming to club 7th November 2018 to play the juniors in Simul when he was a 9 year old, even then he was a outstanding talent, winning 16 matches and drawing one against Uxbridge Juniors.

This time was meant to be different, with GM Shreyas competing against Senior club players and juniors. After lots of tough matches the Final Score was
Uxbridge Chess Club 1.5 - 23.5 Shreyas
Mark B winning & Tamir Drew





An incredibly talented nine-year-old schoolboy who is already conquering the world of chess, helped inspire a whole new generation of young players when he showed off his mind-blowing skills at Uxbridge Chess Club.
Decked out in a smart suit which is just a little too big for him, Shreyas Royal who is already the best player in the under-12 age group in the UK, and the second best under-10's player in the world, took on 17 very keen players from the Uxbridge Junior Chess Club on Monday, October 29.
The diminutive maestro played 17 juniors simultaneously, which means he literally had to walk between 17 different chess boards, and played each game against the clock.
He beat all but one in 90 minutes, drawing one match with delighted club member Rudra Debnath, aged just eight.

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