SportsPhoto: HT SportsBodhana Sivanandan Becomes Youngest Female International Master at 11
Bodhana Sivanandan, an 11-year-old British chess prodigy of Indian origin, broke Judit Polgar’s nearly 40-year-old record by becoming the youngest female International Master (IM) in chess history. She secured her final IM norm by defeating WIM Viktoria Johansson at the European Club Cup. Bodhana is the seventh youngest IM ever and holds multiple records, including youngest female WIM and youngest girl to defeat a grandmaster.
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