Ding Liren pounces on blunder to win Game 4

Ding Liren is truly back after a pawn sacrifice and sustained pressure saw Ian Nepomniachtchi crack in Game 4 of the FIDE World Championship in Astana. “A little hard to believe!” is how Ding Liren described his realisation that his opponent had blundered, though Ding demonstrated his new-found confidence by taking only a minute to play the winning move. It’s now 2:2 going into the second rest day, with 10 games to go.

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