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Chess queen Anika is up for Scottish challenge
Scottish Daily Express
|June 10, 2025
Champ, 11, has right moves
A SCHOOLGIRL who learned to play chess before she could read has scooped a major prize.
Eleven-year-old Anika Munshi has been crowned the 2025 Scottish Girls Primary Chess Champion.
Her love of the game came after years of watching her elder brother, Aryan. He is also a Scottish chess prodigy who has competed for his country and in pro-tournaments.
Anika, from Glasgow, recalled: "When I was a baby, my parents used to take me in the pram to my brother's tournaments.
"By the time I was two and a half, I knew the names of all the pieces.
"My brother started properly teaching me when I was five."
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