Apart from top board, the Woodbridge team was outgraded by a huge margin. The game between Justin Tan and Ravi Haria (pictured below) featured two of the strongest juniors in the UK:
Board | Woodbridge | Grade | Result | Haberdashers | Grade |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Justin Tan | 241 | ½ - ½ | Ravi Haria | 226 |
2 | Lai Chun | 122 | 0 - 1 | Tarun Malhotra | 189 |
3 | Anthony Yu | u/g | 0 - 1 | Roman Mitra | 178 |
4 | Taisei Tsuroka | u/g | 0 - 1 | Lawrence Lee | 154 |
5 | Hugo Kelleway | 95 | 0 - 1 | Vincent Lee | 152 |
6 | Harry Rennell | 87 | 0 - 1 | David Xu | 150 |
Adam Hunt reports:
"The scoreline didn’t really reflect the games, with all matches going comfortably into the second hour. Anthony Yu entered a B+5 v N+5 endgame which he couldn’t hold. Harry Rennell lost a pawn in the opening and a second in the endgame and that was that. Taisei Tsuruoka got to Rook and 4 v Rook and 5; again which he couldn’t hold. Predictably the last game to finish was the top board encounter where Justin Tan was a touch better but never enough to really trouble White. Haberdashers are, grading-wise, favourites to go on and win the event."
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