Chess Life Julio 2012 | 页面 45

BY 1995, ANAND WAS COMPETING FOR THE WORLD
CHAMPIONSHIP AGAINST GARRY KASPAROV.

king walks over to g1.
46. ... Kb4

Quicker is 46. ... h4 47. Ra8 Kb3 48.
Rb8+ Kc3 49. Ra8 Rc4+ 50. Kd5 a4 51.
Ra7 h3 52. Ra8 Kb3 53. Rb8+ Rb4; or 46.
... Kb3 47. Rb7+ Kc3 48. Rb1 Rc4+ 49.
Kd5 Rf4 50. Ke5 Rh4 51. Rc1+ Kb2 52.
Rc8 a4.
47. Rb7+

Again White can prolong matters by a
few moves with 47. Kd4 h4! 48. Rb7+
Rb5 49. Rc7 a4 50. Rc4+ Ka3 (50. ...
Ka5?? 51. Kc3=) 51. Rc1 Rb2 52. Kc3
Ka2 53. h3 Rb3+ 54. Kc4 Rxh3 55. Rc2+
Kb1 56. Rg2 Rf3 57. Rg1+ Kc2 58. Rg2+
Kd1 59. Kd4 h3 60. Ra2 a3 61. Ke4 Rg3
62. Kf4 Rc3 63. Ke4 Kc1 64. Kd4 Kb1.

PHOTO: ARCHIVAL

47. ... Rb5 48. Ra7

48. Rc7 a4 49. Kd3 Rd5+ (49. ... a3??
50. Kc2=) 50. Ke4 (50. Kc2 Rc5+) 50. ...
Rc5 51. Ra7 Ra5 52. Rb7+ (or equivalently 52. Rxa5 Kxa5 53. Kd3 h4 54.
Kc