Anthony Cornelius Kosten vs Graham Lilley (1999)

Anthony Cornelius Kosten vs Graham Lilley
Ch Great Britain, Scarborough (England) 1999 · English Opening: Anglo-Indian Defense. Queen's Knight Variation (A16) · 1-0

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Mar-01-06		Everett: Kosten showcases the Botvinnik Attack in his book The Dynamic English.

Mar-22-06		Everett: 22.Re7!

Apr-30-07		KokeFischer: 24. ... Rfe8 = hara kiri! It seems that black wanted to finish early.

Jun-25-07		piroflip: No, he would not have wanted to finish early. Black is actually a very strong player, considering that he is totally blind. He finished second in the world Braille chess champs in the 80s, and is a very pleasant chap to boot. I played him twice in local league stuff (both with black) and got wasted

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