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WCC Israel 2005 News
WCC Israel 2005
News
02/11/2005 @
03:23:00
Round 1: Fierce battles from the very
beginning
China men's team leads after a clean sweep of their
women's team; Russia defeated Cuba 3:1 and USA beat
Georgia 2.5:1.5 ; Israel and Armenia fought hardly but
eventually shared the points
It is common practice in major tournaments to play the first round
cautiously. All the more so when your team's result is at stake. But
that wasn't the case today in the Team World Championship in Beer-
Sheva, when we were spoiled with a lot of exciting chess.
Russia came to the event determined to mend its reputation after the
disgraceful performance in the recent European Championship in
Gothenburg. Their only problem seemed to be the fatigue of the two
stars Svidler and Morozevich, who didn't have enough time to recover
from the World Championship in San Luis. But these two were
responsible for the victory today. Svidler won a model game against
Bruzon's tough Berlin variation. He gradually improved his position on
the kingside and eventually created a decisive passed pawn.
Morozevich played vigorously against Quezada's English attack in
the Sicilian. With 17…d5! and 18…b3! he sacrificed a pawn and
seized the initiative. White tried to decrease the pressure with
queens' swap, but just then the activity of the black pieces became
fully apparent.
Quezada (Cuba) – Morozevich (Russia)
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33…Re5! 34.Nc6 Re6 35.Nb4 Bxg5 36.Nxd5 Rd8 37.Bc3 Rc8 38.
Bb4?
(38.f4)
Rc2 39.Rhe1 Rxe1 40.Rxe1 Be6! 41.f4 Bh4 42.Ne3
Bf6+ 43.Kb1 Rb2+ and White resigned.
The match USA - Georgia saw two rather uneventful draws and two
breathtaking battles. The encounter on the first board between
Onischuk and Jobava was fantastic, when both players played for a
win throughout the whole game. As often happens in such cases, it
was eventually drawn.
This left the match decision to the third board:
Ibragimov (USA) – Pantsulaia (Georgia)
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What is more dangerous, White's advanced passed pawn or Black's
connected passed pawns? Black didn't have much time to scrutinize
the issue and instead just decided to go forward:
54…b3?
But this is a mistake. Instead, he should have challenged
the troublesome Nc6, by means of either Nc2-d4 or Nd5-e7.
55.Ra5! b2 56.Rb5 Nc4 57.g3 Kg6 58.Rb8 Kg7 59.gxh4 Kh6 60.
Kg3
Black, helpless against the march of the White king to the
queenside, played ten more moves and resigned.
The attention of the local fans has been naturally focused on the
match of the Israeli team against Armenia. On the top board Aronian
had a small advantage against Gelfand, but the Israeli held without
much difficulty.
The game on the second board was more juicy. Sutovsky often
reminds me of those guys who make their living chasing tornado
storms and taking close-up photos. He never misses a chance to
indulge himself in adventures. Today he obtained a comfortable
advantage out of the opening, but then decided that the time is ripe
for an exchange sacrifice. It was not entirely sound but Akopian
decided to defend cautiously and missed an opportunity to get an
advantage. Perhaps he was influenced by his team-mate Aronian
who called Sutovsky "the world champion in open positions"…
Anyway, after 31 moves the following position has been reached.
Sutovsky (Israel) – Akopian (Armenia)
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32.Nd7! Qxd7 33.Qxg6+ Kh8 34.Qxh6+ Kg8 35.Qg6+ Kh8
(It is too
risky to play for a win: after 35…Qg7?! 36.Rf1 Nc7 37.Qa2, followed
by 38.Bb3 only White has winning chances)
36.Qh6+
with a
perpetual check.
Boris Avrukh, the top player of the local club, played below his level
today and duly lost to Asrian. He may have suffered from the high
expectations of his many friends in the audience, as well as from his
lack of experience with the Ruy Lopez. On the fourth board Vaganian
played horribly and lost to Roiz without resistance. But both Vaganian
and Avrukh are tough players and will surely recover.
In the derby match between the two Chinese teams the men showed
no mercy to the ladies. But in chess, fighting till the end doesn't mean
that you are not a gentleman. Despite their colossal defeat the
women gave a hard fight and most of the games were long technical
duels. The striking exception was on the third board.
Yang Shen (China Women) – Zhou Jiangchao (China)
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Instead of the normal 21.Bxf4, White opted here for
21.Nd4!? fxe3
22.Ne6
. Now it was Black who contributed his fair share of creativity
with
22…Bf6!?
and after
23.Nxc7 Rxc7
a very interesting position
has been accepted. Despite his considerable material inferiority Black
has good prospects thanks to his strong pieces and powerful pawn
formation. In the ensuing battle White didn't manage to block these
pawns and they eventually decided the issue:
There followed:
47…f2 48.Qe4+ Rg6 49.Rxg6 fxe1=N+! 50.Kb3
Nxg6 51.Qxe2 Rb7+ 52.Ka2 Re7
and Black won.
The main match of the second round tomorrow will be between
Russia and Israel. After the eventful start we may expect some more
fun!
Report by Alon Greenfeld
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