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Russia vs China (2009)

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Wang Yue, Evgeny Tomashevsky, Ian Nepomniachtchi, Nikita Vitiugov, Vladimir Malakhov, Ni Hua, Bu Xiangzhi, Ding Liren, Artyom Timofeev, Zhou Jianchao

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Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. Wang Yue vs V Malakhov  ½-½21 2009 Russia vs ChinaD15 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
2. Ding Liren vs E Tomashevsky  ½-½37 2009 Russia vs ChinaE17 Queen's Indian
3. A Timofeev vs Zhou Jianchao  ½-½24 2009 Russia vs ChinaA22 English
4. N Vitiugov vs Bu Xiangzhi  ½-½34 2009 Russia vs ChinaE53 Nimzo-Indian, 4.e3
5. I Nepomniachtchi vs Ni Hua ½-½30 2009 Russia vs ChinaB33 Sicilian
6. Zhou Jianchao vs N Vitiugov  0-164 2009 Russia vs ChinaD38 Queen's Gambit Declined, Ragozin Variation
7. Ni Hua vs A Timofeev 1-044 2009 Russia vs ChinaB53 Sicilian
8. E Tomashevsky vs Wang Yue 1-041 2009 Russia vs ChinaA29 English, Four Knights, Kingside Fianchetto
9. Bu Xiangzhi vs V Malakhov  ½-½33 2009 Russia vs ChinaB32 Sicilian
10. Zhou Jianchao vs I Nepomniachtchi  ½-½27 2009 Russia vs ChinaD43 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav
11. Ding Liren vs N Vitiugov 1-041 2009 Russia vs ChinaD45 Queen's Gambit Declined Semi-Slav
12. Wang Yue vs A Timofeev 1-063 2009 Russia vs ChinaD02 Queen's Pawn Game
13. E Tomashevsky vs Bu Xiangzhi  ½-½16 2009 Russia vs ChinaD11 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
14. V Malakhov vs Ni Hua 1-036 2009 Russia vs ChinaD11 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
15. Bu Xiangzhi vs I Nepomniachtchi  ½-½43 2009 Russia vs ChinaA22 English
16. N Vitiugov vs Wang Yue  ½-½36 2009 Russia vs ChinaD39 Queen's Gambit Declined, Ragozin, Vienna Variation
17. A Timofeev vs Ding Liren  ½-½40 2009 Russia vs ChinaC10 French
18. Ni Hua vs E Tomashevsky  ½-½13 2009 Russia vs ChinaC78 Ruy Lopez
19. V Malakhov vs Zhou Jianchao  ½-½58 2009 Russia vs ChinaA15 English
20. Ding Liren vs V Malakhov 0-137 2009 Russia vs ChinaD15 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
21. Zhou Jianchao vs E Tomashevsky ½-½17 2009 Russia vs ChinaA35 English, Symmetrical
22. A Timofeev vs Bu Xiangzhi  ½-½17 2009 Russia vs ChinaE25 Nimzo-Indian, Samisch
23. Ni Hua vs N Vitiugov ½-½22 2009 Russia vs ChinaB52 Sicilian, Canal-Sokolsky (Rossolimo) Attack
24. I Nepomniachtchi vs Wang Yue  ½-½22 2009 Russia vs ChinaB33 Sicilian
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Kibitzer's Corner
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Aug-22-09  DCP23: <Ladolcevita: BTW,,are you russian??>

Yes.

Aug-22-09  Ladolcevita: <DCP23>
LOL~~~~~well,Russians are really amazing~~~You see,I once liked Sharapova and Safin for some time,and when I was a kid,everybody should read<how the steel was tempered>,and I still remember a bit about the plot,like burying the gun?in the prison?...and those Russian folk songs and revolutionary songs are really popular at that age too... I think Russians are quite talented both physically and mentally~~

HAHA~~BTW,if idont remember wrong,You are the first Russian I have talked to.

Aug-22-09  Ladolcevita: <Oh,and its also very famous here> The Pushkin's poem<If by life you were deceived>....seems everybody loves to quote when something miserable has occurred...

Hope its not the stereotype~~~

Aug-22-09  DCP23: <Ladolcevita: when I was a kid,everybody should read<how the steel was tempered>,>

Interesting. When I was a kid, it was part of the school program too. But...

<and I still remember a bit about the plot,like burying the gun?in the prison?...>

...since I haven't read it myself, I can't say anything about the plot :)))

<HAHA~~BTW,if idont remember wrong,You are the first Russian I have talked to.>

Well, I'm happy to provide that experience for you ;)))

Aug-22-09  Ladolcevita: <heihei>
yes...those days were memorable,whilst hard to judge..however,we are quite poor at that time,and so is the nation...but its like,youknow,everybody are brainwashed..in a speechless way....

well,although China is still claiming to be communism,the capitalist market is everywhere.....

Aug-22-09  DCP23: 7th round of the rapids finished, China gets revenge:

MEN: Russia 2 : 3 China
WOMEN: Russia 2 : 3 China

The women's round was all decisive, no draws.

Aug-22-09  DCP23: 8th round:

MEN: Russia 3.5 : 1.5 China
WOMEN: Russia 2.5 : 2.5 China

Aug-22-09  Don Cossacks: <DCP23>Who won Russia or China? BTW,I'm a half-Russian(my grandmother is a Muscovite).
Aug-22-09  DCP23: <Don Cossacks: <DCP23>Who won Russia or China?>

They are still playing, 9th round underway. Later today I'll post the totals for the rapid part of the match.

After that, there's still a blitz part to be played.

Aug-22-09  DCP23: 9th round just finished:

MEN: Russia 3.5 : 1.5 China
WOMEN: Russia 3.5 : 1.5 China

Aug-22-09  DCP23: The final 10th round:

MEN: Russia 2.5 : 2.5 China
WOMEN: Russia 1.5 : 3.5 China

Aug-22-09  DCP23: And the total result of the RAPID part of the match (10 rounds) is:

MEN: Russia 29 : 21 China
WOMEN: Russia 25 : 25 China

Aug-22-09  DCP23: Ian Nepomniachtchi and Tatiana Kosintseva have both achieved 100% scores today, winning every game, 5 out of 5 !!
Aug-22-09  Don Cossacks: <Ian Nepomniachtchi and Tatiana Kosintseva have both achieved 100% scores today, winning every game, 5 out of 5 !!> Wow thank you for the update DCP23!
Tatiana and Ian have finally woke up!!!
Aug-23-09  malthrope: <DCP23: And the total result of the RAPID part of the match (10 rounds) is:

MEN: Russia 29 : 21 China
WOMEN: Russia 25 : 25 China>

and...

<DCP23: Ian Nepomniachtchi and Tatiana Kosintseva have both achieved 100% scores today, winning every game, 5 out of 5 !!>

Thanks so much <DCP23> for keeping all of us updated! Fantastic scores posted today by Ian and Tatiana! :))

Bring on the BLITZ!!! ~lol~ :^)

- Mal

BTW: A very useful site as I'm sure <DCP23>, <Ladolcevita> & <Don Cossacks> are already all aware of is this Chinese website: 'Sina Chess News Blog' which is positively indispensable: http://blog.sina.com.cn/chessnews

;)

Aug-23-09  Don Cossacks: <malthrope>Yeah I'm already aware of the above mentioned Chinese website. Tomashevsky continues to flash his rock-solid form,beating Zhou Jianchao yesterday.Nepo finally gets a revenge against Wang Yue.Meanwhile Ding and Malakhov again plays the same opening with Ding winning this time.I think Russian men will win the match.
Aug-23-09  malthrope: <Don Cossacks: <malthrope>Yeah I'm already aware of the above mentioned Chinese website.>

Right <Don Cossacks> - that's why I posted this URL link in full for others that weren't <already> aware of it... :)

Positively indispensable! ;)

- Mal

Aug-23-09  DCP23: Okay, the blitz part is over, 10 rounds played all in one day one after another.

The results are:

MEN: Russia 30 : 20 China
WOMEN: Russia 22 : 28 China

The best player in Blitz turned out to be Evgeny Tomashevsky with 7.5/10.

Of course it pales in comparison to Tatiana Kosintseva 's incredible 8.5/10 in rapids but still it was the best blitz result from all 4 teams.

Aug-23-09  DCP23: To summarize:

CLASSICAL 5 rounds:

MEN: Russia 13 : 12 China
WOMEN: Russia 11.5 : 13.5 China

RAPID 10 rounds:

MEN: Russia 29 : 21 China
WOMEN: Russia 25 : 25 China

BLITZ 10 rounds:

MEN: Russia 30 : 20 China
WOMEN: Russia 22 : 28 China

TOTAL (C + R + B):

MEN: Russia 72 : 53 China
WOMEN: Russia 58.5 : 66.5 China

TOTAL M + W:

RUSSIA 130.5 : 119.5 CHINA

Russia won all 3 of the Men's matches, China won 2 and drew 1 of the Women's matches. Overall, Russia won this year's event.

Aug-23-09  malthrope: <DCP23: Okay, the blitz part is over, 10 rounds played all in one day one after another. The results are: [...]>

Thanks once again <DCP23> - you really helped by compiling all the scores up. Especially today in the Blitz tourney as it went sooo fast! ~lol~ ;)

- Mal

Aug-23-09  DCP23: <malthrope> You're welcome!

Now individual perfomances -- across all 4 teams and all 3 time controls:

1: Tomashevsky, Evgeny RUS 17.5/25 +10
2: Ju, Wenjun CHN 17.0/25 +9
3: Nepomniachtchi, Ian RUS 16.5/25 +8
4: Xu, Yuhua CHN 15.0/25 +5
5: Malakhov, Vladimir RUS 14.5/25 +4
6: Kosintseva, Nadezhda RUS 14.0/25 +3
7: Kosintseva, Tatiana RUS 14.0/25 +3
8: Vitiugov, Nikita RUS 13.0/25 +1
============= 50% =============
9: Gunina, Valentina RUS 12.5/25 =
10: Huang, Qian CHN 12.5/25 =
============= 50% =============
11: Wang, Yue CHN 12.0/25 -1
12: Ni, Hua CHN 11.5/25 -2
13: Zhao, Xue CHN 11.0/25 -3
14: Ding, Liren CHN 10.5/25 -4
15: Romanko, Marina RUS 10.5/25 -4
16: Bu, Xiangzhi CHN 9.5/25 -6
17: Timofeev, Artyom RUS 9.5/25 -6
18: Zhou, Jianchao CHN 7.5/25 -10
19: Shen, Yang CHN 7.5/25 -10
20: Tairova, Elena RUS 6.0/25 -13

Aug-23-09  DCP23: Evgeny Tomashevsky was the best player in this year's Russia-China match, and proved to be EXCELLENT at ALL time controls.

Ju Wenjun was the best scorer from team China and 2nd best overall, apparently this girl is very talented and probably underrated, and we will surely be hearing more about her.

Ian Nepomniachtchi was fantastic at rapids, great at blitz, but only average (50%) at classical, something he needs to work on if he intends to progress further. NB: It appears he actually has 0.5 points less than he should, due to an arbiter's fault.

Tatiana Kosintseva was absolutely unstoppable in rapids, tearing through everyone (literally -- she did beat each and every girl on the opposing team in rapids) and achieving a record 8.5/10 score. Unfortunately, she botched the classical part something awful and that's why she is only +3 overall.

Aug-24-09  Don Cossacks: <DCP23>Thank you for the complete results you've posted.Congratulations to *our* team for winning the Russia-China Match this year.I hope Evgeny Tomashevsky would be Russia's brightest hope on the future.By the way,the games are still not uploaded by chessgames.com?
Aug-24-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  chessgames.com: You may find these links helpful:

Russia vs China (2009)

Russia vs China (Women) (2009)

Russia vs China (Women's Blitz) (2009)

Russia vs China (Blitz) (2009)

Russia vs China (Women's Rapid) (2009)

Russia vs China (Rapid) (2009)

There's still a few games missing; we're going to try to get them filled in shortly.

Aug-25-09  Don Cossacks: <chessgames.com>Thank you very much!
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