Which is weakest piece in chess and why?
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Pawn is the weakest piece because it cannot protect itself when attacked as its moves are limited
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Pawn is the weakest piece because it cannot protect itself when attacked as its moves are limited
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No piece is week because every piece have their own power. Pawn have low points but when it promoted then it become very strong piece. So no one is weak. As per position we can find the weak piece.
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