Zhao Zong-Yuan vs David Navara (2008)

Zhao Zong-Yuan vs David Navara
Olympiad (2008) · Nimzo-Indian Defense: Classical. Noa Variation (E34) · 1/2-1/2

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Nov-14-08		playerXchess: why was this a draw?

Nov-15-08		Kphyl: what's wrong with 46..Kxb4?

Nov-15-08		boprael: There must be an error in the score. The result was really a draw, but in the final position here black is a rook up, safely blocking all counterplay, and his pawn queens next move. I don't believe a draw was agreed in such position.

Nov-15-08		dumbgai: I suspect that 46. Rb4 wasn't played. White probably played 45. Bxa4 which leads to a draw.

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