Anand played his last white game in the tournament against Vachier-Lagrave and had a small advantage but the Frenchman was quite up to the task in defence and steered the game to a draw.
With his fourth draw in five games combined with a brilliant victory over Fabiano Caruana of United States in the previous round, Anand garnered 3.5 points out of a possible six.
For Anand, the fourth draw serves him good as the Indian ace has not really been in great form in super events off late.
With three draws from as many games, Anand would need to post some victories if he intends to finish on the podium.
The American Nakamura tried to make some headway in the centre but Anand gave nothing away and it was a balanced position when the two players decided to repeat and signed peace after 30 moves.
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