When you push the wrong rook pawn | Ivan Saric vs Anish Giri | World Blitz 2021

If you were looking for a game that shows you a thematic way of playing from the black side of the Berlin, this might be the one! Anish Giri plays the opening confidently against Ivan Saric and gets a fantastic position. He is able to push his kingside pawns, activate his rook and just about everything seems to be going his way. When his opponent liquidates with the move e6, he is able to go into the endgame with a bishop pair against bishop and knight. Just when it seemed that Anish would take the game home, he pushes the wrong rook pawn! Check out how fortunes turn completely in this important round 1 encounter at the World Blitz 2021.
For NFTs related to World Championship and other events, check out FIDE's official NFT platform: chessnft.com/
Video: ChessBase India
#Chess #ChessBaseIndia #WRB2021
----------------------------------------------------------------
Subscribe to the ChessBase India Channel on RUclips for more informative and exciting videos!
---------------------------------------------------------------------
Subscribe to ChessBase India on RUclips: / chessbaseindiachannel
Subscribe to our second channel - ChessBase India clips for fun and exciting content:
/ @chessbaseindiaclips
If you like content in Hindi, then do subscribe to Hindi ChessBase India channel:
/ chessbaseindiahindi
Check out chessbase.in for quality news and updates: chessbase.in
Find all latest ChessBase DVD, Quality Chess books and other accessories: chessbase.in/o...
You may also buy from ChessBase India storefront in Amazon India: amzn.to/2vv0XXy
------------------------------------
ChessBase India on Social Media
------------------------------------
Twitter: / chessbaseindia
Facebook: / chessbaseindia
Instagram: / chessbaseindia
---------------------------------------------
In case of any questions feel free to reach out to our team at [e-mail]

[@kwhd559]

These clips are really excellently produced, you're spoiling me with all this fantastic footage! 😁

[@arsenalfanrichi]

Nice hold in the end by Saric. But man, imagine playing the Berlin in blitz. Literally the Chess equivalent of John Major from the 90's Spitting Image sketches

[@dondorcha5896]

Could you elaborate please? I was very young in the 90's so not quite understanding the comparison although I know what the sketches were by searching.

[@Paronomasia0]

I love the feeling when I think about move and GM done the same

[@haikal.hamidy]

yes and the move is usually the obvious reply from pieces trading haha

[@vaccaphd]

Only Giri had some chances to win this game with the 2 bishops.

[@matthewmora8763]

Great game

[@ashutoshsharma9066]

Without sagar's commentary it feels boring

[@friedrichvolkmann]

There's a comment in the title. ;-) I read it as "a5 instead of h4 would have won the game" (at 9:08).
Of course, nothing compares to Sagar's emotional spoken commentary, but I find those blitz games interesting to watch even without commentary. We see not only the moves but also the players' emotions and time consumption.

[@lemuelreano7058]

it is a 1/2 draw

[@TheKhmaiwanderer]

It wasn’t no draw. Brown guy won

[@ConeDaRagusa]

It was a draw

[@Adityakumar-uj3rb]

Kon kon Medha nair ke comment se issue video ko Pura nahi dekha

[@sushantshahi8255]

After moving they are clicking there
What's that?

[@manitiwari9233]

It's a clock to measure time each player is taking to make a move.

[@gustavoless]

Result: Draw

[@Adityakumar-uj3rb]

Kon kon isse Pura nahi dekha

[@pratikb8131]

pura dekha, interesting match tha

[@blindfoldchess7762]

Yo

[@josuke21]

Yo