<p>Grandmaster and former under-10 world champion Sahaj Grover came up with an inspired performance to beat compatriot Grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi in the sixth round of the World Junior chess championship here.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The victory with white pieces helped Grover to jump to joint second spot on five points. Yu Yangyi of China regained sole lead on 5.5 points defeating SP Sethuraman in a keenly contested game. Yangyi is now followed by Grover, defending champion Alexander Ipatov of Turkey, Urii Eliseev of Russia and Debashish Das who all have five points apiece.</p>
<p>Grandmaster and former under-10 world champion Sahaj Grover came up with an inspired performance to beat compatriot Grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi in the sixth round of the World Junior chess championship here.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The victory with white pieces helped Grover to jump to joint second spot on five points. Yu Yangyi of China regained sole lead on 5.5 points defeating SP Sethuraman in a keenly contested game. Yangyi is now followed by Grover, defending champion Alexander Ipatov of Turkey, Urii Eliseev of Russia and Debashish Das who all have five points apiece.</p>