After the end of Campobasso, Nathalie continues in Italian in Padova ITF circuit for another $ 25,000 tournament on earth. The Vierin is seeded No. 7 of Padua tournament and will play his first round tonight against the Croatian Vrljic, No. 274 ranking. If you face the next round eighteen Russian Valeria Savinykh, passed through the board of qualification.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Monday, June 15, 2009
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a pity!
not have it done to make our Nathalie its eighth edition of the International Tennis "Molise", $ 25,000 women organized by the Tennis Camp. The Valle d'Aosta player had finished his semifinal match because of rain that hit the previous day, a few hours before the final itself. Iryna
Buryachok, 23 year-old Ukrainian tennis player, then, has won the tournament with a double 6-4. Although it has concluded only two sets, however, the match was interesting, the audience had to clap and that was fun to encourage the two protagonists, even though as was inevitable, the more support the audience gave the player the Italian Ukrainian athlete causing disappointment. A show of high-level tennis.
The game started on the tracks of balance, with both players who have no particular worries kept their innings. Irina Buryachok was more insidious to the service by inserting a pair of aces, but Nathalie Vierin has appeared in more long ball in trade. The only break of the set was just what it ended, with the Buryachok that it has secured the match for the original 6 / 4.
Ukraine, galvanized by the advantage, stretched far to the top the second tranche. On the first 3-0 and then 4-1, it seemed to be no more playing, instead Vierin responded to large and has recovered to 4-4 on the opponent. At this point the Buryachok, a sore arm, called for the intervention of a physiotherapist. The rest had a side effect: it has broken the rhythm and the Italian company has recovered important energies to Ukraine, which has been in direct contact and is easily reach at 5-4 and then won game, set and match on the beat Vierin of having wasted three match-points.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
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After the success (6-4) in the first set of Vongsouthi, was divided by the score of 1-0 for Vierin in the second, beaten in the Aosta Valley. The Italian
stretched on 2-0, then was reached on two of the service, but tore the Alps taking on 3-2. Galvanized by the new benefit, the Vierin sprint won three games in a row and move to 6-2.
the wake of the conquest of the set, was born in the twenty-seven Sarre started strong in the second game to 4-0, showing a clear technical superiority against the French but they do not give up and dangerously closer after canceled three match-points on 5-2, 5-3 until the end of a long game and suffered when the Vierin was also penalized by the repetition of an exchange that actually had won.
At this point the Aosta Valley and went to the bar, the fifth-ball match, he closed the match in his favor.
For her five hours to get tired, then again in the final against the field in the highly Irina Buryachok yesterday that he had passed in the other semifinal Anna Floris.
It promises to be a spectacular match and balanced, also in view of their locations in the world ranking, very close: the Vierin is 259 ', the Buryachok 267'.
Thursday, May 14, 2009
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Nell 'in October of 2008 I played in this match against a strong Croatia Fide Master, Branko Mrksic, the public satisfaction with the technical precision with which I have won the final.
You can find this and other games of the tournament at this link:
3th IM Tournament Villa Aurora (CRO)
(1) Buli, Vangjel (2359) - Mrksic, Branko (2223) [D32]
3. IM 'Villa Aurora' Crikvenica (CRO) (1.1), 28.10.2008
to follow the game: click on this link will open a window 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e6 3.Nc3 c5 Nc6 4.Cf3 5.cxd5 exd5 6.dxc5 7.Ca4 d4! prefer this to continue because White comes in a variation of the Caro-Kann with more time. 7 ... Axc5 8.Cxc5 DA5 + 9.Dd2 [is stronger, 9.Ad2 Dxc5 followed by 10.Tc1 or by ( 10.e3 ) but I prefer to avoid risks and take advantage of two bishops] 9 ... Dxc5 10.e3 dxe3 11.Dxe3 + + Dxe3 12.Axe3 Nf6 13 . Bb5 Bd7 14.0-0 0-0 15.Tfd1 Bg4 16.Tac1 [ 16.Axc6 seemed insufficient to achieve a significant advantage, for example. : 16 ... bxc6 17.Tac1 Tfc8 18.Td6 AE6 19.b3 Bd5 20.Ce5 Ce4 21.Td7 a5 White is just a bit 'better, but nothing more.] 16 ... Tfc8 17.Ae2 TD8 18.a3 Nd5! 19.Ag5 [ 19.Ac5 CF4 not be more than equal] 19 ... f6 20.h3 AE6 [20 ... Ah5 21.Ad2 and White is better] 21.Ad2 Tac8 22.Ac4 Rf7 23.Te1 Cc7 24 . Be2 Bd5 25.Ae3 AE6 26.Cd2 Ad5 27.Cc4! White now sees some advantage after 28. AF4 27 ... CE6 28.Ted1 g6 29.f3 b6 30.Rf2 h5 31.b4 32.Axb6 g5!
this after the sacrifice Black is worse, but it takes a lot of technical accuracy by White to finalize the advantage. axb6 32 ... [32 ... Axc4 33.Txd8 Ccxd8 34.Axd8 Aa6 35.Txc8 Axc8 36.Aa5 with a clear advantage of blank.] 33.Cxb6 AB3 34.Txd8 Txd8 35.Txc6 Rd2 36.Tc3 Ad1 37.Re1 [ 37.Te3 equally successful for White, 37 ... if CF4 38.Re1 + Txe2 39.Txe2 Axe2 40.g3 Axf3 41.gxf4 gxf4 42.Rf2 + / - ] 37 ... + Txe2 38.Rxd1 Txg2 39.Cd5 40.Td3 Nd4 Nc6 41.b5 Se5 42.Tc3 [ 42.Tb3! even this would be a strong move 42 ... Re6 + 43.Cc7 Rd7 44.b6 Nc6 45.Ca6 RC8 46.b7 + with decisive advantage for White.] TB2 42 ... [42 ... Re6 even this does not save the parity of Black 43.Cb4 Th2 44.b6 Txh3 45.b7 Sd7 46.Tc7 CB8 47.Tc8 + - ] 43.a4 Re6 + 44.Cc7 Rd7 45.a5 f5 [ 45 ... Cxf3 46.a6 Rd2 + 47.Rc1 Th2 48.a7 Nd4 + 49.Td3 - ] 46.a6 Ta2 47.b6 1-0