At Baden-Baden in Germany , World champion Viswanathan Anand slipped to joint third after being held to a draw by second seed Fabiano Caruana of Italy in the second round of the Grenke Chess Classic.With two draws from two games, the Indian took his tally to one point. Caruana, who had beaten Georg Meier of Germany in the first round of this six-player double round-robin tournament, was joined at the top by German player Arkadij Naiditsch who outwitted Michael Adams of England.The other game between Germans Daniel Fridman and Meier ended in a draw .Caruana and Naidticsch have 1.5 points from one win and a draw and Anand and Fridman are breathing down their necks with two draws apiece.With eight rounds still to come, Adams and Meier are at the bottom of the standings having half a point in their kitty.