Srinath Narayanan vs Farhad Tahirov (2006)

Srinath Narayanan vs Farhad Tahirov
Hastings Chess Congress 2006 · Pirc Defense: General (B07) · 1-0

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Jan-07-07		luzhin: Odd that a player rated 400 elo points above his opponent should lose on time in such a position. It is not as if there had been any great complications on the way there. Still, it helped to give his 12 year old Indian opponent an IM norm -- not that I am suggesting anything suspicious.....

Jan-08-07		FM Jack Rudd: Tahirov was very ill throughout the tournament, and was taking medication whose side-effects included drowsiness. This could explain some of the odd things in his play.

Jan-08-07		luzhin: Jack, congratulations on your game against Wallace in this event. It was great to see the Centre Game in action, and even better to see it played in the true Romantic spirit.

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