Five-time world champion Viswanathan Anand squandered away a good start and could just end Day 1 on a fifty percent score after the end of fifth round in World Rapid Chess Championship in Berlin, Germany . With ten rounds still to come not much is lost for Anand but he will need a far better second day to come back in reckoning in this ournament. Fast improving Grandmaster Vidit Santosh Gujrathi stole the honours of the opening day of the three-day event after coming out with an inspired performance including a victory over second seed Alexander Grischuk of Russia.