csmath: 24. e3
Some proposed more aggressive approach here with 24. a4, which ironically probably only draws faster.
29. Nd2?!
Kasparov misses here 29. Rc6! with serious initiative. The position would have quickly became a lot more dynamic or Kramnik would have shed a pawn.
30. Qe4!
Nice, un-Kasparov-like move, black of course cannot accept exchange white rooks would promptly penetrate black position.
30. ... c5!
Proper defence, it looks black will gain a draw now.
Not much of a game, somewhat a representative of the whole match. Kasparov trying to find a breach in impenetrable defences but going nowhere.
