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Mark Hebden vs Andrew P Lewis
British Championship (2007), Great Yarmouth ENG, rd 5, Aug-03
Indian Game: Kingside Fianchetto (A48)  ·  1-0

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Aug-17-07  Chicago Chess Man: What a crush. My only question (I'm sure black made a number of bad moves) is why would black play 6...Bxh6? Why invite white's queen to that square when the followup move, Ng5 is so obvious?
Dec-16-18  RatusNatus: Chicago Chess Man, white is not perfect also.
After 6...Bxh6 he could simply do 7...Ng4 to get rid of that threat.

He could do it because Whits did not played h3 to avoid that move by black.

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