List of Chess Games Between Anand and Kramnik - Rapid Games

Rapid Games

White Black Year Result Moves Winner Tournament Opening Notes Reference
1 Kramnik Anand 1994 1–0 26 Kramnik Amber tournament A33 English Opening
2 Anand Kramnik 1994 ½–½ 71 PCA/Intel-GP B31 Sicilian Defence
3 Anand Kramnik 1994 ½–½ 57 PCA/Intel-GP B33 Sicilian Defence
4 Kramnik Anand 1994 0–1 52 Anand PCA/Intel-GP B25 Sicilian Defence
5 Kramnik Anand 1994 ½–½ 17 PCA/Intel-GP B36 Sicilian Defence
6 Anand Kramnik 1995 1–0 42 Anand Amber tournament B08 Pirc Defense
7 Kramnik Anand 1996 ½–½ 19 Amber tournament A17 English Opening
8 Anand Kramnik 1996 ½–½ 29 WDR Match TV D56 Queen's Gambit Declined 60 mins
9 Anand Kramnik 1997 1–0 45 Anand Amber tournament D38 Queen's Gambit Declined
10 Kramnik Anand 1998 ½–½ 23 Amber tournament D85 Grünfeld Defence
11 Anand Kramnik 1998 ½–½ 20 Chess Classics Giants E34 Nimzo-Indian Defence
12 Anand Kramnik 1998 ½–½ 36 Chess Classics Giants C42 Petrov's Defence
13 Kramnik Anand 1998 ½–½ 33 Chess Classics Giants A35 English Opening
14 Kramnik Anand 1998 ½–½ 22 Chess Classics Giants C42 Petrov's Defence
15 Kramnik Anand 1998 ½–½ 44 Chess Classics Giants A17 English Opening
16 Anand Kramnik 1998 ½–½ 59 Chess Classics Giants C24 Bishop's Opening
17 Anand Kramnik 1998 1–0 37 Anand Villarrobledo op B31 Sicilian Defence
18 Kramnik Anand 1999 ½–½ 54 Amber tournament D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted
19 Anand Kramnik 1999 ½–½ 19 Siemens Giants C42 Petrov's Defence
20 Kramnik Anand 1999 ½–½ 49 Siemens Giants E34 Nimzo-Indian Defence
21 Anand Kramnik 1999 1–0 27 Anand Siemens Giants C42 Petrov's Defence
22 Kramnik Anand 1999 ½–½ 34 Siemens Giants E16 Queen's Indian Defence
23 Anand Kramnik 2000 ½–½ 38 Amber tournament B33 Sicilian Defence
24 Anand Kramnik 2000 ½–½ 25 Fujitsu Siemens Giants B33 Sicilian Defence
25 Kramnik Anand 2000 ½–½ 39 Fujitsu Siemens Giants D12 Slav Defence
26 Kramnik Anand 2001 ½–½ 76 Amber tournament D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted
27 Kramnik Anand 2001 ½–½ 34 Mainz CC Champions Duel (1) D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted
28 Anand Kramnik 2001 ½–½ 14 Mainz CC Champions Duel (2) C67 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence
29 Anand Kramnik 2001 0–1 27 Kramnik Mainz CC Champions Duel (3) C67 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence
30 Kramnik Anand 2001 ½–½ 25 Mainz CC Champions Duel (4) D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted
31 Kramnik Anand 2001 0–1 47 Anand Mainz CC Champions Duel (5) D29 Queen's Gambit Accepted
32 Anand Kramnik 2001 ½–½ 23 Mainz CC Champions Duel (6) C78 Ruy Lopez
33 Anand Kramnik 2001 ½–½ 46 Mainz CC Champions Duel (7) B33 Sicilian Defence
34 Kramnik Anand 2001 ½–½ 42 Mainz CC Champions Duel (8) D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted
35 Kramnik Anand 2001 ½–½ 26 Mainz CC Champions Duel (9) D27 Queen's Gambit Accepted
36 Anand Kramnik 2001 ½–½ 19 Mainz CC Champions Duel (10) C42 Petrov's Defence
37 Kramnik Anand 2002 ½–½ 24 Russia vs the World D17 Slav Defence
38 Anand Kramnik 2003 ½–½ 40 Amber tournament B30 Sicilian Defence
39 Kramnik Anand 2003 ½–½ 19 Cap d'Agde B85 Sicilian Defence
40 Anand Kramnik 2003 1–0 46 Anand Cap d'Agde B33 Sicilian Defence
41 Anand Kramnik 2004 1–0 43 Anand Amber tournament B30 Sicilian Defence
42 Kramnik Anand 2004 ½–½ 19 Dortmund Playoff C88 Ruy Lopez: Anti-Marshall
43 Anand Kramnik 2004 1–0 31 Anand Dortmund Playoff B90 Sicilian Najdorf
44 Kramnik Anand 2005 ½–½ 24 Amber tournament C67 Ruy Lopez: Berlin Defence
45 Anand Kramnik 2007 ½–½ 56 Amber tournament C88 Ruy Lopez: Anti-Marshall
46 Kramnik Anand 2008 0–1 43 Anand Amber tournament E15 Queen's Indian Defence
47 Kramnik Anand 2009 ½–½ 15 Amber tournament E32 Nimzo-Indian Defence
48 Anand Kramnik 2011 ½–½ 37 Amber tournament D02 Queen's Gambit Accepted
49 Anand Kramnik 2011 ½–½ 34 Botvinnik Memorial C60 Ruy Lopez
50 Kramnik Anand 2011 ½–½ 41 Botvinnik Memorial D43 Queen's Gambit Declined

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