Niaz Murshed vs Sk Nasir Ahmed (2003)

Niaz Murshed vs Sk Nasir Ahmed
6th United Insurance (2003) · Torre Attack: Classical Defense (A46) · 1-0

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Oct-17-06		Phony Benoni: One of those odd instances where the last move of the attack (20.Nxg5) is the same as the first (14.Nxg5). One can only comment that Black's pawn pushes on the kingside may have been just a bit too optimistic. He probably should have taken out some insurance beforehand.

Mar-17-10		wordfunph: murshed-ahmed click for larger view i met GM Niaz Murshed during the 2009 Asian Individual Championship. black over-extended his pawn rush in front of his King and Murshed took chance in sacrificing his knight in exchange for 2 pawns and the rest is history...1-0!

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