Bodhana Sivanandan becoming Britain’s No 1 female player at just 11 means much more than a ranking. It highlights her immense talent, reflects the multicultural face of chess in the UK, and could inspire many for years to come.
'Bodhana Sivanandan's rise will benefit chess in England': English chess CEO on India-origin prodigy inspiring a generation
‘Bodhana Sivanandan’s rise will benefit chess in England’: English chess CEO on India-origin prodigy inspiring a generation
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