Vladimir Kramnik vs Viswanathan Anand (1994)

Vladimir Kramnik vs Viswanathan Anand
Moscow (Russia) 1994 · Zukertort Opening: Sicilian Invitation (A04) · 0-1

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Jul-27-04		ConLaMismaMano: If 13...Nc6xe5 then 14.f4! and the Knight is lost. Or if 14...Nd7xe5 the same thing happens.

Sep-18-05		seeminor: I remember Maurice Ashley commentating on this game saying that anands pawns looked like american football players charging down the field!

Dec-12-06		ronaldducalang: Nice game by Anand

Dec-12-06		Lt. Col. Majid: I saw the "boom" "boom" pawns-march Ashley commentary too. It was awesome. Chess is such a docile and boring looking game to non-chess players. If there is one commentator who can make the pieces speak, it is Ashley. He is such a lively and animated commentator. FIDE should be using this guy big time.

Feb-16-07		aldehyde: m proud of v. anand

Sep-24-07		yalie: Is this a rapid game?

Sep-24-07		plang: <Is this a rapid game?> I am pretty sure it is.

Oct-23-07		Mike1307: Great Game by Anand, indeed his pawns are football players charging down the field, lol!

Sep-12-08		DoubleCheck: If this is a rapid game, then that would explain the not-so-constructive 21. d5 and 30. h5 and possibly the missing 51. Qxe4

Jan-30-10		Fusilli: <DoubleCheck: If this is a rapid game, then that would explain the not-so-constructive 21. d5 and 30. h5 and possibly the missing 51. Qxe4> If 51.Qxe4, e1=Q 52.Rxe1 Qxg3+ 53.Kh1, dxe1=Q+

Jan-30-10		aazqua: I remember this. This was back when Anand used to win games and was considered a pretty good player. Seems like a long time ago ...

Jan-30-10		VaselineTopLove: This game for some reason reminds me of the just played Carlsen vs Kramnik, 2010

Jan-30-10		Mr. Bojangles: This game was a blitz.

Oct-26-10		Naugh: Comes to show what happens when your opponent gets a crushing pawn front.

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