Belarusian chess player Dzianis Lazavik enters top 100 of world ranking for the first time
The 20-year-old domestic grandmaster is in 85th place.

Dzianis Lazavik
Belarusian grandmaster Dzianis Lazavik has entered the top hundred chess players in the world for the first time in his career. After the FIDE rating update, the 19-year-old Belarusian climbed straight to 85th place.
Lazavik now has 2636 rating points. Just a month ago, he was outside the top hundred — in September, he was in 104th place.

Magnus Carlsen still holds the first place in the world ranking with 2823 points.

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