Indian GM Nihal Sarin, who had suffered a second-round exit at the ongoing FIDE World Cup in Goa, finished top of the 162-player field in the latest edition of Chess.com’s Bullet Brawl on Saturday with 151 points, six more that 48-time champion Hikaru Nakamura.
Sarin bounces back from FIDE World Cup heartbreak, wins third Bullet Brawl title after victories over Carlsen, Nakamura
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