1. e2e4  1... c7c5  2. g1f3  2... d7d6  3. d2d4  3... c5d4  4. f3d4  4... g8f6  5. b1c3  5... a7a6  6. f1c4 A pleasant  guest at the top level. The Fischer-Sozin Attack has been neglected for a  while. 6... e7e6  7. c4b3  7... b8d7  8. c1e3  8... d7c5  9. f2f3  9... b7b5  10. d1d2  10... d8c7  11. e1c1  11... f8e7  12. g2g4  12... b5b4  13. c3a4  13... e8g8 Ding is OK with the pawn sacrifice. 14. d2b4  14... c5a4  15. b4a4  15... c8d7  16. a4c4  16... c7b7  17. g4g5  17... f6h5  18. b3a4  18... d7a4  19. c4a4  19... a8b8  20. d4c6 Well calculated by the former world champion. He wins more material. 20... b7b2  21. c1d2  21... f8e8  22. c6b8  22... b2b8  23. d1b1  23... b8d8  24. h1g1  24... d6d5  25. d2c1  25... g7g6 Kramnik got his king into safety and Ding  desperately needs to bring on his reserves. The knight is the only piece  that is far away and Black starts a lengthy maneuver towards the enemy  king. 26. b1b7  26... h5g7  27. c1b1  27... d8c8  28. a4a6  28... e6e5  29. a6a7  29... e7f8  30. b7f7  30... d5d4  31. e3c1  31... g7e6 Consistent. 32. a7b7  32... c8c4  33. f7h7  33... e6c5  34. h7c7 The knight should not be allowed to a4 and then c3. 34... d4d3  35. b7d5 Finally Kramnik swaps the queens off, but Ding keeps  some chances. 35... c4d5  36. e4d5  36... e8b8  37. b1a1  37... e5e4  38. c1e3  38... c5a6 The knight needs to keep moving if Black wants to have  enough attacking energy. 39. c7c4  39... a6b4  40. c2d3  40... e4d3  41. e3d4  41... b4c2  42. c4c2  42... d3c2 That's the maximum  Ding could extract from his limited resources. White is however still  winning although accuracy is required. 43. g1c1  43... b8b5  44. c1c2  44... b5d5  45. d4f6  45... f8a3  46. c2c8  46... g8f7  47. a1b1 A slip and all the advantage is thrown away. 47... d5d1  48. b1c2  48... d1c1  49. c2b3  49... c1c8  50. b3a3  50... f7e6 Technically speaking  White has more material but the black pieces are too active whereas the  white pawns-not flexible enough. 51. f3f4  51... c8a8  52. a3b2  52... a8b8  53. b2c3  53... b8a8  54. c3b3  54... a8b8  55. b3c3  55... b8a8  56. c3b2  56... a8b8  57. b2a1 Rejecting the draw. 57... b8b7 Picking up the h2 pawn. 58. f6e5  58... b7h7  59. a1b2  59... h7h2  60. b2b3  60... e6d5  61. a2a4  61... d5c5  62. a4a5  62... c5b5  63. b3c3  63... h2a2  64. e5c7  64... a2a4 Now Kramnik will have to survive some unpleasant moments,  although he was never in danger of losing. 65. c3d3  65... b5c6  66. c7e5  66... c6d5  67. e5c7  67... d5c6  68. c7e5  68... a4a5  69. d3e4  69... a5a4  70. e4f3  70... c6d5  71. e5c7  71... a4a3  72. f3g4  72... d5e4  73. c7d6  73... a3f3  74. d6c7  74... f3f1  75. g4g3  75... f1g1  76. g3f2  76... g1c1  77. c7e5  77... c1b1  78. f2e2  78... b1b3  79. e2f2  79... b3f3  80. f2e2  80... f3h3  81. e2f2  81... h3h2  82. f2g3  82... h2e2  83. e5c7  83... e2e3  84. g3f2  84... e3f3  85. f2g2  85... e4e3  86. c7e5  86... e3e2  87. e5d6  87... f3f2  88. g2g3  88... f2f1  89. g3g2  89... f1f2  90. g2g3  90... e2f1  91. d6e5  91... f2g2  92. g3f3  92... g2e2  93. e5d4  93... e2d2  94. f3e3  94... d2e2  95. e3f3 