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ANNOTATED GAME
Shrewsbury A v Telepost A
Nigel Ferrington (2092) vs. Charles Higgie (1992)
Annotated by: charleshiggie
(2224)
Chess opening: English, 1...Nf6 (Anglo-Indian defense) (A15)
Nigel Ferrington (2092) vs. Charles Higgie (1992)
Annotated by: charleshiggie
(2224)
Chess opening: English, 1...Nf6 (Anglo-Indian defense) (A15)
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31. Nxc5 |
Another pawn goes, and he has 2 pawns for the exchange so in theory material is equal, but his Bc1 and Ra1 are out of play. | ||||||||
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31... Bf8 |
I attack the knight | ||||||||
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32. Ne6 |
Knight returns to e6 | ||||||||
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32... Bb4 |
The point of this move is, amongst over things, preventing him from playing b2-b3 followed by Bb2 | ||||||||
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33. Kg3 |
With the idea of Kf2 driving my Re1 off his back rank. | ||||||||
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33... Bxc3 |
I had a plan to stop this. | ||||||||
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34. bxc3 |
He takes back. | ||||||||
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34... Ne4+ |
This stops his plan of getting in Kf2 and driving my room off his back rank. | ||||||||
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35. Bxe4 |
He takes. | ||||||||
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35... Bxe4 |
I take back. | ||||||||
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36. Kf2 |
He attacks my rook. | ||||||||
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36... Rh1 |
But it can stay on his back rank. Now 37. Bb2 loses a couple of pawns to Rh2+ 38. Ke3 Bxd5 39. Nc7 Bc4 and his h pawn is dropping. | ||||||||
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37. c4 |
Protecting his d pawn | ||||||||
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37... Rc8 |
Attacking the c pawn. | ||||||||
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38. Bb2 |
A bid for freedom! | ||||||||
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38... Rh2+ |
An annoying check. | ||||||||
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39. Ke3 |
King comes up | ||||||||
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39... Rxc4 |
Protecting my bishop. His bishop and d pawn are both hanging. | ||||||||
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40. Ng5 |
Attacking my bishop. | ||||||||
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40... Rxb2 |
But I can just take this. If now 41. Nxe4 Rb3+. Black has a massive advantage now. The game is effectively over, and I give the remaining moves without comment. | ||||||||
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