Elisabeth Paehtz vs Tania Sachdev (2005)

Elisabeth Paehtz vs Tania Sachdev
World Junior Championship (Girls) 2005 · Sicilian Defense: Kan. Knight Variation (B43) · 1-0

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Nov-20-05		cade: Sachdev could have played 30...Nd3 or 31...Nd3, the lone Knight threatening mate against the entire white armada! Very interesting formation of the pieces around her King by Paehtz in this game.

Jan-04-07		aragorn69: After 29.Nf4, all (eight) White pieces are on the f-, g- and h-files!!! Ever seen that in another game? Could be a record for Tim Krabbé...

Sep-29-07		problems99: In this whole game Sachdev was clearly dominated. She was shaky from the very beginning...gave white too much time to capitalize...and her strategies changed with the moves of white like she almost followed and waited for her opponent to think something. 14....Bc8 is a blind move...as if she was preoccupied with the passion of playing the bishop with the white diagonals from b7. After g5, according to me, Sachdev made herself in the soup.

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