Chess: League action set for Nairobi today

Bank of Africa's Collins Young (left) squares it out with candidate master Ben Magana of KCB during a chess premier match played on November 4, 2018 in Kisumu.(Photo: Washington Onyango)

KCB Bank will be aiming to maintain their lead at the top of this year’s Kenya Premier Chess League when action resumes today at the Charter Hall, Nairobi after a one-month break.

The 2018 runners up lead the table with 30 points after winning ten matches, three more than defending champions Equity Bank who are second with one game in hand.