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Published 2 December 2012

Worcestershire - Nottinghamshire

Played on 1 December 2012 at Wall Village Hall, near Litchfield, Staffs. Worcestershire players on odd-numbered boards had white. Corrected name of Notts board 8 published 3 Dec. Result reported by Giles Stanton

 

Board ECF Code Grade Worcestershire Score Score Nottinghamshire Grade ECF Code
1 277850G 139 Spowart, David ½ ½ Gorecka-Marshall, Peter 138 272343J
2 118792C 136 Sharratt, Paul ½ ½ Bonnello, Chris 137 282424D
3 127209D 136 Yates, Tim 0 1 Taylor, Bob 136 104775K
4 156963G 135 Gittus, John ½ ½ Redburn, Barry 136 117727J
5 274837L 132 Chester, John ½ ½ Patel, Pritesh 136 254964F
6 156972H 130 Wiggins, Andrew 0 1 Kenyon, Alan 131 274712B
7 279615G 132 Crockett, Stephen J ½ ½ Harper, Mick 130 139649D
8 178102K 131 Varilone, John 1 0 Flint, Andrew 127 277282G
9 120615B 130 Truscott, Ian 0 1 Murfet, George 127 115976J
10 218813B 132 Cole, Jason 0 1 Neil, Graham 125 116111J
11 266352B 130 Yeadon, Peter R ½ ½ Nailard, Mike 124 116053K
12 263651H 128 Holowczak, Alex 1 0 Parker, Robert 120 265583E
13 165118D 128 Banks, Peter 1 0 Brown, Alan 120 221644K
14 242814D 128 O’Gorman, T Francis 1 0 Kacprzak, Lukasz 114 275890J
15 248739B 124 Ellis, Ian 1 0 Default    
16 280842A 118 Seeley, Peter 1 0 Default    
        9 7      

 

Match report by Giles Stanton. This was a cracking match with a very tense finish. Notts turned up two players short and with an early win Worcs had a 3 point lead. So Notts had to chase the points, which they did with a vengance. Near the end with two games playing Worcs were a point ahead with one game looking a draw and the other with advantage to Worcs. In both games had Worcs players got into time trouble. John Varilone having sacked a piece to get good activity and extra pawns, handled the time pressure well and mated his opponent to take Worcs over the winning line. In a same coloured bishop and pawn ending, board 5 was agreed drawn.