Nigel Richards lost only one of his 24 games and beat 147 competitors from around the world to claim the prize. The runner-up said his victory was a “humiliation”. Nigel Richards lost only one of his 24 games and beat 147 competitors from around the world to claim the prize. The runner-up said his victory was a “humiliation”. World / Europe Sydney Morning Herald – Latest News
This year’s Spanish Scrabble champion? A New Zealander who can’t even speak the language
