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This infobox is for articles on 1-on-1 chess competitions, such as the finals of the World Chess Championships.
Most parameters are doubled for the information on each competitor, and are indicated by the number "1" or "2". I.e. comp# is actually two parameters, comp1 and comp2, for the names of the first and second competitor, respectively. Required parameters are comp1, comp2, score1, and score2.
header– Name of the competition, defaulting to the page titlelocation– Location of the competitiondates– Date(s) of the competitioncomp#– Names of the competitorsimage#– Competitors' pictures in full image format, i.e.[[File:filename.ext|size|caption]]image- Centered image with both competitors in one picturecomp#_link– Article link to a competitor (for disambiguation or other article name difference)flag#– Identifying national flag for each of the competitorsflag#_variant– Changes the flag to another variant, mainly used for old competitions where a different flag was used. Variants can be found in the relevant country data template, for example Template:Country data Russiaflagicon#– Identifying competition flag for competitors from sanctioned countries unable to use their national flagflagicon#_link– Link to body represented by competition flagflag#_note– notes about the flag a person is competing under, e.g. refugee status, multiple citizenship, or sanctions regimedob#– Competitors' dates of birthage#– Competitors' agesqual#– Competitors' tournament qualificationelo#– Competitors' ELO ratingrank#– Competitors' FIDE world rankingswomens_rank#– Competitors' FIDE women's world rankings. Can't be used at the same time as rank.elo#_ref– Reference for ELO rating and/or rankprev– Previous competition in series displayprev_link– Link to previous competition (if different)next– Next competition in series displaynext_link– Link to next competition (if different)prev2andnext2- Same as the unnumbered versions when there are multiple predecessors or successorsscore#– Final scores
The following parameters are for the result and length of the individual games in the match.
game#– Up to 20 game results starting with the result ("<", "-", ">", "/") as the first character followed by either "w" or "b" to indicate whether competitor #1 is playing the white or black pieces, followed by the length of the match.
- < – indicates competitor #1 is the winner
- - – indicates a draw
- > – indicates competitor #2 is the winner
- / – indicates a match scheduled, but not required for determining the winner
- Example: -b58 is a 58 move draw where competitor #1 played black.
type#– game type (e.g. tie-break). Changes label of game from "Game n" to "type n". Games are still automatically numbered
{{
Infobox chess match/gamerow}} – displays results of each individual game in match with alternating black/white squares for score
| St Regis Hotel, Astana, Kazakhstan | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Ian Nepomniachtchi |
Ding Liren | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Born 14 July 1990 32 years old |
Born 24 October 1992 30 years old | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Rating: 2795 (April 2023) ( World No. 2) |
Rating: 2788 (April 2023) ( World No. 3) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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{{Infobox chess match
|header = World Chess Championship 2023
|dates = 9–30 April 2023
|location = St Regis Hotel, [[Astana]], [[Kazakhstan]]
|comp1 = Ian Nepomniachtchi
|comp2 = Ding Liren
|title1 =
|title2 =
|image1 = [[File:World_Chess_Championship_2023,_game_03,_Ian_Nepomniachtchi.jpg|132px]]
|image2 = [[File:World_Chess_Championship_2023,_game_01,_Ding_Liren.jpg|144px]]
|flag1 = FIDE
|flag2 = CHN
|dob1 = 14 July 1990
|age1 = 32 years old
|dob2 = 24 October 1992
|age2 = 30 years old
|qual1 = Winner of the [[Candidates Tournament 2022]]
|qual2 = Runner-up of the [[Candidates Tournament 2022]]
|elo1 = 2795 (April 2023)
|elo2 = 2788 (April 2023)
|prev = 2021
|prev_link = World Chess Championship 2021
|next = ''2024''
|next_link = World Chess Championship 2024
|rank1=2
|rank2=3
|score1=7 {{small|(1½)}}
|score2=7 {{small|(2½)}}
|game1=-w49
|game2=<b29
|game3=-w30
|game4=>b47
|game5=<w48
|game6=>b44
|game7=<w37
|game8=-b45
|game9=-w82
|game10=-b45
|game11=-w39
|game12=>b38
|game13=-w40
|game14=-b90
|game15=-b35
|type15=Tiebreak Game
|game16=-w47
|type16=Tiebreak Game
|game17=-b33
|type17=Tiebreak Game
|game18=>w68
|type18=Tiebreak Game
}}
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This infobox is for articles on 1-on-1 chess competitions, such as the finals of the [[World Chess Championships]]
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| score2 | score2 | Final score, competitor 2 | Number | suggested |
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This infobox is for articles on 1-on-1 chess competitions, such as the finals of the World Chess Championships.
Most parameters are doubled for the information on each competitor, and are indicated by the number "1" or "2". I.e. comp# is actually two parameters, comp1 and comp2, for the names of the first and second competitor, respectively. Required parameters are comp1, comp2, score1, and score2.
header– Name of the competition, defaulting to the page titlelocation– Location of the competitiondates– Date(s) of the competitioncomp#– Names of the competitorsimage#– Competitors' pictures in full image format, i.e.[[File:filename.ext|size|caption]]image- Centered image with both competitors in one picturecomp#_link– Article link to a competitor (for disambiguation or other article name difference)flag#– Identifying national flag for each of the competitorsflag#_variant– Changes the flag to another variant, mainly used for old competitions where a different flag was used. Variants can be found in the relevant country data template, for example Template:Country data Russiaflagicon#– Identifying competition flag for competitors from sanctioned countries unable to use their national flagflagicon#_link– Link to body represented by competition flagflag#_note– notes about the flag a person is competing under, e.g. refugee status, multiple citizenship, or sanctions regimedob#– Competitors' dates of birthage#– Competitors' agesqual#– Competitors' tournament qualificationelo#– Competitors' ELO ratingrank#– Competitors' FIDE world rankingswomens_rank#– Competitors' FIDE women's world rankings. Can't be used at the same time as rank.elo#_ref– Reference for ELO rating and/or rankprev– Previous competition in series displayprev_link– Link to previous competition (if different)next– Next competition in series displaynext_link– Link to next competition (if different)prev2andnext2- Same as the unnumbered versions when there are multiple predecessors or successorsscore#– Final scores
The following parameters are for the result and length of the individual games in the match.
game#– Up to 20 game results starting with the result ("<", "-", ">", "/") as the first character followed by either "w" or "b" to indicate whether competitor #1 is playing the white or black pieces, followed by the length of the match.
- < – indicates competitor #1 is the winner
- - – indicates a draw
- > – indicates competitor #2 is the winner
- / – indicates a match scheduled, but not required for determining the winner
- Example: -b58 is a 58 move draw where competitor #1 played black.
type#– game type (e.g. tie-break). Changes label of game from "Game n" to "type n". Games are still automatically numbered
{{
Infobox chess match/gamerow}} – displays results of each individual game in match with alternating black/white squares for score
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Born 14 July 1990 32 years old |
Born 24 October 1992 30 years old | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Rating: 2795 (April 2023) ( World No. 2) |
Rating: 2788 (April 2023) ( World No. 3) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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{{Infobox chess match
|header = World Chess Championship 2023
|dates = 9–30 April 2023
|location = St Regis Hotel, [[Astana]], [[Kazakhstan]]
|comp1 = Ian Nepomniachtchi
|comp2 = Ding Liren
|title1 =
|title2 =
|image1 = [[File:World_Chess_Championship_2023,_game_03,_Ian_Nepomniachtchi.jpg|132px]]
|image2 = [[File:World_Chess_Championship_2023,_game_01,_Ding_Liren.jpg|144px]]
|flag1 = FIDE
|flag2 = CHN
|dob1 = 14 July 1990
|age1 = 32 years old
|dob2 = 24 October 1992
|age2 = 30 years old
|qual1 = Winner of the [[Candidates Tournament 2022]]
|qual2 = Runner-up of the [[Candidates Tournament 2022]]
|elo1 = 2795 (April 2023)
|elo2 = 2788 (April 2023)
|prev = 2021
|prev_link = World Chess Championship 2021
|next = ''2024''
|next_link = World Chess Championship 2024
|rank1=2
|rank2=3
|score1=7 {{small|(1½)}}
|score2=7 {{small|(2½)}}
|game1=-w49
|game2=<b29
|game3=-w30
|game4=>b47
|game5=<w48
|game6=>b44
|game7=<w37
|game8=-b45
|game9=-w82
|game10=-b45
|game11=-w39
|game12=>b38
|game13=-w40
|game14=-b90
|game15=-b35
|type15=Tiebreak Game
|game16=-w47
|type16=Tiebreak Game
|game17=-b33
|type17=Tiebreak Game
|game18=>w68
|type18=Tiebreak Game
}}
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This infobox is for articles on 1-on-1 chess competitions, such as the finals of the [[World Chess Championships]]
| Parameter | Description | Type | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| score1 | score1 | Final score, competitor 1 | Number | suggested |
| score2 | score2 | Final score, competitor 2 | Number | suggested |