List of Chess Games Between Anand and Kramnik - Classical Games

Classical Games

White Black Year Result Moves Winner Tournament Opening Notes Reference
1 Kramnik Anand 1989 ½–½ 19 Moscow C54 Giuoco Piano Kramnik was at the age of 14
2 Kramnik Anand 1993 ½–½ 23 Linares E12 Queen's Indian Defence
3 Kramnik Anand 1993 ½–½ 40 Amsterdam, Max Euwe Memorial A17 English Opening
4 Anand Kramnik 1993 ½–½ 27 Amsterdam, Max Euwe Memorial B66 Sicilian Defence
5 Anand Kramnik 1993 ½–½ 35 Madrid B32 Sicilian Defence
6 Kramnik Anand 1993 ½–½ 11 Groningen D14 Slav Defense
7 Kramnik Anand 1994 ½–½ 17 Linares D41 Queen's Gambit Declined
8 Kramnik Anand 1995 ½–½ 41 Riga, Tal Memorial D85 Grünfeld Defence
9 Kramnik Anand 1996 0–1 108 Anand Amsterdam, Max Euwe Memorial B36 Sicilian Defence The first decisive game
10 Kramnik Anand 1996 1–0 101 Kramnik Dos Hermanas D85 Grünfeld Defence
11 Anand Kramnik 1996 ½–½ 16 Dortmund B31 Sicilian Defence
12 Anand Kramnik 1996 ½–½ 20 Las Palmas B65 Sicilian Defence
13 Kramnik Anand 1996 1–0 41 Kramnik Las Palmas A30 English Opening
14 Kramnik Anand 1997 ½–½ 14 Linares D39 Queen's Gambit Declined
15 Kramnik Anand 1997 ½–½ 41 Dos Hermanas D39 Queen's Gambit Declined
16 Anand Kramnik 1997 ½–½ 24 Dortmund B33 Sicilian Defence
17 Kramnik Anand 1997 0–1 42 Anand Belgrad D43 Semi-Slav Defense
18 Anand Kramnik 1998 ½–½ 30 Wijk aan Zee B33 Sicilian Defence
19 Anand Kramnik 1998 ½–½ 28 Linares B33 Sicilian Defence
20 Kramnik Anand 1998 ½–½ 34 Linares E32 Nimzo-Indian Defence
21 Kramnik Anand 1998 ½–½ 20 Dortmund A17 English Opening
22 Anand Kramnik 1998 1–0 35 Anand Tilburg C42 Petrov's Defence
23 Anand Kramnik 1999 ½–½ 27 Wijk aan Zee C42 Petrov's Defence
24 Kramnik Anand 1999 ½–½ 19 Linares D21 Queen's Gambit Accepted
25 Anand Kramnik 1999 ½–½ 21 Linares C42 Petrov's Defence
26 Kramnik Anand 1999 1–0 70 Kramnik Dos Hermanas D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted
27 Kramnik Anand 2000 ½–½ 18 Dortmund E37 Nimzo-Indian Defence
28 Anand Kramnik 2000 ½–½ 40 Wijk aan Zee B66 Sicilian Defence
29 Kramnik Anand 2000 ½–½ 20 Linares D18 Slav Defence
30 Anand Kramnik 2000 ½–½ 25 Linares C42 Petrov's Defence
31 Kramnik Anand 2000 1–0 65 Kramnik Dortmund A17 English Opening
32 Kramnik Anand 2001 ½–½ 35 Wijk aan Zee E55 Nimzo-Indian Defence
33 Anand Kramnik 2001 ½–½ 17 Dortmund C42 Petrov's Defence
34 Kramnik Anand 2001 1–0 39 Kramnik Dortmund D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted
35 Kramnik Anand 2003 ½–½ 51 Wijk aan Zee C42 Petrov's Defence
36 Anand Kramnik 2003 ½–½ 16 Linares B30 Sicilian Defence
37 Kramnik Anand 2003 ½–½ 32 Linares C88 Ruy Lopez: Anti-Marshall
38 Anand Kramnik 2003 ½–½ 25 Dortmund B33 Sicilian Defence
39 Kramnik Anand 2003 ½–½ 21 Dortmund D39 Queen's Gambit Declined
40 Kramnik Anand 2004 ½–½ 25 Wijk aan Zee B92 Sicilian Najdorf
41 Anand Kramnik 2004 ½–½ 18 France, team championships C88 Ruy Lopez: Anti-Marshall
42 Anand Kramnik 2004 ½–½ 60 Dortmund final C88 Ruy Lopez: Anti-Marshall
43 Kramnik Anand 2004 ½–½ 47 Dortmund final B49 Sicilian Defence
44 Anand Kramnik 2005 ½–½ 27 Wijk aan Zee B33 Sicilian Defence
45 Kramnik Anand 2005 ½–½ 32 Sofia MTel Masters C42 Petrov's Defence
46 Anand Kramnik 2005 1–0 20 Anand Sofia MTel Masters C42 Petrov's Defence
47 Kramnik Anand 2007 1–0 53 Kramnik Wijk aan Zee E05 Catalan Opening
48 Kramnik Anand 2007 ½–½ 35 Dortmund D12 Slav Defence
49 Anand Kramnik 2007 ½–½ 65 Mexico, FIDE World Championship C42 Petrov's Defence
50 Kramnik Anand 2007 ½–½ 41 Mexico, FIDE World Championship D43 Semi-Slav Defence Anand was leading the tournament 1.5 points ahead of Kramnik. This game was practically Kramnik's last chance to fight to maintain his title.
51 Anand Kramnik 2008 ½–½ 61 Wijk aan Zee C42 Petrov's Defence
52 Kramnik Anand 2008 ½–½ 32 Bonn D14 Slav Defence
53 Anand Kramnik 2008 ½–½ 32 Bonn E25 Nimzo-Indian Defence
54 Kramnik Anand 2008 0–1 41 Anand Bonn D49 Semi-Slav Defense, Meran
55 Anand Kramnik 2008 ½–½ 29 Bonn D37 Queen's Gambit Declined
56 Kramnik Anand 2008 0–1 35 Anand Bonn D49 Semi-Slav Defense, Meran
57 Anand Kramnik 2008 1–0 47 Anand Bonn E34 Nimzo-Indian Defence
58 Anand Kramnik 2008 ½–½ 37 Bonn D19 Slav Defence
59 Kramnik Anand 2008 ½–½ 39 Bonn D37 Queen's Gambit Declined
60 Anand Kramnik 2008 ½–½ 45 Bonn D43 Slav Defence
61 Kramnik Anand 2008 1–0 29 Kramnik Bonn E21 Nimzo-Indian Defence
62 Anand Kramnik 2008 ½–½ 24 Bonn B96 Sicilian, Najdorf
63 Kramnik Anand 2009 ½–½ 29 Moscow, Tal Memorial D85 Grünfeld Defence
64 Anand Kramnik 2010 1–0 45 Anand Wijk aan Zee C42 Petrov's Defence
65 Anand Kramnik 2010 ½–½ 35 Bilbao E04 Catalan Opening
66 Kramnik Anand 2010 ½–½ 37 Bilbao D44 Queen's Gambit Declined, Vienna variation
67 Anand Kramnik 2010 ½–½ 39 London Chess Classic C67 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence
68 Anand Kramnik 2011 ½–½ 23 Wijk aan Zee E32 Nimzo-Indian Defence
69 Anand Kramnik 2011 ½–½ 36 Tal Memorial D37 Queen's Gambit Declined
70 Anand Kramnik 2011 ½–½ 39 London Chess Classic D37 Queen's Gambit Declined
71 Anand Kramnik 2012 ½–½ 40 London Chess Classic C65 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence
72 Kramnik Anand 2013 ½–½ 41 Zurich Chess Challenge A07 King's Indian Attack
73 Anand Kramnik 2013 1–0 27 Zurich Chess Challenge C65 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence

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