Marani Rajendran Venkatesh vs B S Sivanandan (2006)

Marani Rajendran Venkatesh vs B S Sivanandan
43rd Indian Championship 2006 · Russian Game: Nimzowitsch Attack (C42) · 1-0

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Apr-13-06		alicefujimori: Ouch! 28.Rh7 was such a good move.

Apr-14-06		Dr.Fritz: 28.Rh7 drove the opponent crazy!

Jul-21-06		notyetagm: The winning move 30 b7! is really nasty, too. The obvious threat is 31 xf7#, the White b7-queen coordinating with the White h7-rook. <But with heavy piece penetration down the h-file also threatened by the White h1- and h7-rooks, the e7-flight square is critical.> Not only does 30 b7! threaten mate on f7, it also covers this e7-flight square, so now White also threatens the mate in two 31 h8+ g7 32 1h7#. Black has no adequate defense to these two different mating threats.

Jan-28-07		BadTemper: 33..Qf6!!?? Very deep brilliancy.

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28 Rh7! Black g8-king must keep White d5-queen out of f7
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Penetrating down the h-file? Take away the e7-flight square!
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