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Shirov increases the lead


  • 2 years ago · Quote · #1

    ankitthemaster

    Shirov wins his match at 4th round and continuous his unbeaten run in corus 2010. He lone leader with 4 points and enjoys 1 point lead over carlsen, nakamura and ivanchuk. Carlsen drew his match against short while Anand and nakamura settle with draw. Defending champion Anand is 2 points behind Shirov with 9 rounds to go. 

    Round 4 - Tuesday the 19th
    V. Anand - H. Nakamura ½-½
    M. Carlsen - N. Short ½-½
    V. Ivanchuk - L. van Wely 1-0
    A. Shirov - J. Smeets 1-0
    V. Kramnik - S. Tiviakov ½-½
    S. Karjakin - F. Caruana ½-½
    L. Dominguez - P. Leko

    ½-½

    Standings after round 4: grandmaster group A

    1. A. Shirov 4
    2. H. Nakamura
    M. Carlsen
    V. Ivanchuk
    3
    5. S. Karjakin
    L. Dominguez
    V. Kramnik
    V. Anand
    2
    9. P. Leko
    F. Caruana
    S. Tiviakov
    12. L. van Wely
    N. Short
    1
    14. J. Smeets

    ½

    Round 5 - Thursday the 21st
    P. Leko - V. Anand  
    F. Caruana - L. Dominguez  
    S. Tiviakov - S. Karjakin  
    J. Smeets - V. Kramnik  
    L. van Wely - A. Shirov  
    N. Short - V. Ivanchuk  
    H. Nakamura - M. Carlsen

     

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #2

    staggerlee

    Wow, Shirov is on fire.  Is he the next Magnus Carlsen?

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #3

    ankitthemaster

    No, carlsen next opponent is nakamura and thats going to be very interesting match. Carlsen will face shirov on 24th and he will play black. I hope Anand pick his form or his he can say bye bye to title :(

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #4

    ankitthemaster

    Can anybody tell me why topalov is not playing in corus ? 

    I am desperately waiting for match between Anand and carlsen or Anand vs kramnik. Anand is going to play with carlsen on 22nd and he will be playing white.  

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #5

    ankitthemaster

    ya after all WC is much important than corus. But it would have been really interesting to see Anand , carlsen, topalov and kramnik playing each other .

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #6

    Nytik

    Seems to me that Anand is going to struggle to defend his WC title this year.

    However, saying that, where has Topalov been? He is absent from most major tournaments. Either he's doing some serious preparation, or he's just relaxing on the sofa at home. Cool

  • 2 years ago · Quote · #7

    ankitthemaster

    group B

    Round 4 - Tuesday the 19th
    E. l'Ami - V. Akobian 1-0
    P. Negi - W. So ½-½
    P. Harikrishna - A. Naiditsch 1-0
    L. Nisipeanu - A. Muzychuk ½-½
    D. Reinderman - D. Howell 0-1
    Ni - A. Giri ½-½
    E. Sutovsky - T. Nyback

    0-1

    Standings after round 4: grandmaster group B

    1. Ni
    A. Giri
    3
    3. D. Howell
    P. Harikrishna
    E. l'Ami
    6. T. Nyback
    A. Naiditsch
    W. So
    P. Negi
    L. Nisipeanu
    2
    11. E. Sutovsky
    A. Muzychuk
    13. V. Akobian 1
    14. D. Reinderman ½
  • 2 years ago · Quote · #9

    ankitthemaster

    Group C

    Round 4 - Tuesday the 19th
    S. Swaminathan - L. Chao 0-1
    R. van Kampen - S. Plukkel 1-0
    K. Lie - D. Vocaturo 1-0
    N. Grandelius - B. Bok 0-1
    A. Gupta - Z. Peng ½-½
    R. Robson - S. Kuipers 1-0
    R. Swinkels - M. Muzychuk

    1-0

    Standings after round 4: grandmaster group C

    1. R. Robson
    L. Chao
    3. R. Swinkels
    Z. Peng
    D. Vocaturo
    K. Lie
    A. Gupta
    8. R. van Kampen 2
    9. S. Kuipers
    B. Bok
    N. Grandelius
    12. M. Muzychuk 1
    13. S. Plukkel
    S. Swaminathan
    ½
  • 2 years ago · Quote · #10

    aansel

    Robson is playing well. He also did well in his two games at the World Teams but I think he is 15 years old (Ray Robson (born October 25, 1994) not 13.


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