Mok Tze Meng our new International Master !

After 9 years from his first IM norm at the Wah Seong IM Tournament in Penang, Mok Tze Meng (photo right) has officially be crowned as our 5th International Master (IM) by world chess governing body - FIDE.

Personally i believed Mok can get this title earlier if he play in more international tournaments ( with norm possibilities) . Anyway, this must be a good motivation for the Mo(k)dern Guru to start the new year. I hope Mok will not stop here and aim for the Grandmaster title !

Congratulation IM Mok Tze Meng !

2010 New Year Countdown Blitz @ Excel

What's is the best way for chess players to celebrate new year ? Play a blitz tournament ! Yes that what Jax Tham will do. He will organised a 2010 New Year Countdown Blitz. Below are the details:-

Venue : Excel Chess Academy, 26A Jln Hujan Emas 4, OUG, KL.

Date : 31st December 2009 (Thursday)

Time: Come before 8.00pm. (The centre is open from 5pm onwards)

Time control : 5 mins

Entrance fee : RM 20

Prize fund : 90% of entrance fee will go into the prize fund.

For usefull blitz tips , click here

Reuters Interview with Magnus Carlsen

Magnus Carlsen (photo right) is officially World. No. 1 in the FIDE January 2010 rating list which has been released by the international chess governing body. Reuters has done an interview with the child prodigy.

Below is an interesting excerpt from the article regarding Carlsen opinion about playing against computer :-

..."It's more an analytical tool," Carlsen said "Playing against the computer regularly would mean that I would lose more often than I won and I don't think that would be very helpful for my confidence"...

Read the full interview here

2nd DATCC League : Round 8 results

Round 8 Results (29th December 2009)

EON Bank Berhad - Nusa Mahkota Chess Club : 2-2

X - Factor - 3 Storm Warriers : 2.5 - 1.5

DATCC - Tan & Tan : 3.5-0.5

17 Chess Club - Pricewaterhouse : 2-2

Caviaga - Team AU : 1.5-2.5

Teams Rank after round 8

1. Team AU 29.5 points

2. Caviaga 26.5 points

3. Pricewaterhouse 19.5 points

4. Nusa Mahkota Chess Club 18 points

5. X - Factor 17.5 points

6. 17 Chess Club 12 points

7. Storm Warriers 12 points

8. EON Bank Berhad 11.5 points

9. DATCC 10.5 points

10. Tan & Tan 3 points

source: IA Abdul Hamid Majid

2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Champion - Blitz

A blitz tournament was organized as a side event during the 2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship . 42 players took part and Kelantanese players Nik Ahmad Farouqi (photo above) and Abdul Haq won the 1st and second place respectively.

For final standings, click here

Source: Mr. Abdul Hamid Majid
Photo from : Morsin Ahmad

2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship Photos

Below is photos from the recently concluded - Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship. Thanks to Morsin Ahmad for the photos.

Champion - Penang

2nd place : Selangor

3rd place : Kuala Lumpur (photo from Syedchess blog)

4th Place - Kedah

Tan Khai Boon(Penang) - the 2009 Malaysian Interstate Champion (Individual)

Kamaluddin Yusof (left) lost to Tan Ken Wei (KL) in the last round

IA Abdul Hamid Majid is the arbiter for the 2009 Malaysian Interstate Championship

2nd DATCC Team League Round 8 Preview

Standing after Round 7

1. Team AU 27 points
2. Caviaga 25 points
3. Pricewaterhouse 17.5 points
4. Nusa Mahkota Chess Club 16 points
5. X-Factor 15 points
6. Storm Warriors 10.5 points
7. 17 Chess Club 9.5 points
8. Eon Bank Berhad 9.5 points
9.DATCC 7 points
10. Tan & Tan 2.5 points

Round 8 Preview

EON Bank Berhad vs Nusa Mahkota Chess Club

This match is more important to Nusa's then EON. Nusa Mahkota with Pricewaterhouse and X-Factor is the main contender for the 3rd placing. Pricewater held the advantage with 17.5 points followed by Nusa (16 points) and X- Factor ( 15 points).

The highlight of this match is of course on then top two board where Nusa Mahkota will fight against "former" members in the 1st DATCC League - Norilhamuddin and Aziz Shukor. However both team will fight fairly to earn their points.

Prediction : Nusa Mahkota win 3-1

X-Factor - Storm Warriors

As i mentioned before, X - Factor will try their best to earn maximum points left to fight for the third place . The strenght of the team is of course on the 1st board - IM elect Mok Tze Meng and their 4th board - Lim Zhouren. I think Storm will have chance to get points on board 2 and 3.

Prediction: X-Factor win 2.5-1.5

DATCC vs Tan & Tan

Both team will try their best to avoid to finish in the last place . However DATCC is more or less safe because they are 4.5 points ahead and with Justin Ong playing on board 4, they don't have to worry much.

Prediction: Draw 2-2

17 Chess Club vs Pricewaterhouse

Pricewaterhouse will try to get maximum points to ease their job before meeting the top team - AU in the last round. If they falter in this round, chance are high that Nusa and X-factor will over passed them for the third place. 17's best chance is on their first board - Kamaluddin Yusof.

Prediction: Pricewaterhouse win 3-1

Caviaga vs Team AU

The highlight of the round or perhaps the league!. The results between the top two leader in this round will be crucial to decide the champion of the 2nd League. Although AU has two points advantage over Caviaga, the former has a relatively difficult task compare to Caviaga in the final round where AU will meet Pricewater and Caviaga will have an easy task against the tail ender - Tan & Tan.

Prediction: Draw 2-2

Christmas Rapid 123

Jax Tham organised and win the Christmas Rapid 2009 which saw 26 participants play a 10 round rapid over two days (26-27 December 2009) at the Excel Chess Academy, OUG, Kuala Lumpur.

Ranking after round 10 of CHRISTMAS RAPID 123

No. PNo. Name Score WP SB PS rat. TPR W-We

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1. 1 JAX THAM 9.5 61.5 57.75 51.5 1767 1842 +0.27

2. 4 ROSHAN AJEET SINGH(12B) 8.0 57.5 41.50 44.0 1493 1597 +0.94

3. 5 ARON TEH(12B) 7.5 62.0 43.75 44.0 1477 1557 +0.79

4. 2 AHMAD IMRAN ZAINAL(16B) 6.5 59.0 32.75 36.5 1507 1491 -0.13

5. 3 VIJAY RAJ 6.0 62.0 32.00 40.5 1539 1506 -0.36

6. 18 ASHMAN RAZIUDDIN(U16B) 6.0 61.0 29.50 34.0 0000 1459 +0.50

7. 24 MUHD ANUWAR ABD FATAH 6.0 52.5 26.50 31.0 0000 1414 +1.00

8. 6 HASLINDAH RUSLAN 5.5 63.0 29.50 32.5 1467 1444 -0.21

16B 19 HAZWAN LEE(U16B) 5.5 61.0 27.75 33.5 0000 1396 1396

12B 14 IAN TEH(10B) 5.5 52.5 23.00 26.5 1192 1437 +2.58

7 LIM CHONG 5.5 51.5 26.00 29.0 1419 1332 -0.72

12. 22 MIHAJUL EJUL 5.0 56.0 22.50 31.0 0000 1337 1337

16 LOON MUN CHUN 5.0 52.0 21.00 29.0 1135 1328 +1.10

11 MUHD IRFAN RENDRAWAN(12B) 5.0 49.0 19.75 24.5 1265 1175 -0.70

21 KHAW YEW ONN(U14B) 5.0 47.5 20.50 28.0 0000 1367 1367

10B 10 MUHD IHSAN SYAHIRAN(10B) 5.0 45.5 17.00 27.0 1276 1276 -0.02

20 ISKANDAR DANIAL ADAM(U12B) 5.0 45.5 19.75 25.5 0000 1304 1304

8 NURUL AINA ROHIZAN(10G) 5.0 44.5 16.50 24.0 1338 1335 +0.00

19. 26 SEHRAN NAGARAJAN(U16B) 4.5 36.0 9.75 21.0 0000 1127 1127

20. 13 KHIRRANYA GANESAN(14G) 4.0 48.0 14.00 24.0 1211 1375 +1.15

21. 12 KABIR AJEET SINGH(U10B) 3.5 39.5 7.50 20.0 1250 1163 -0.86

9 KUHAN GANESAN(12B) 3.5 37.5 7.25 16.0 1276 1212 -0.36

23. 23 MOHD THAQIF IMTIAZ 3.0 37.0 7.50 11.0 0000 1173 1173

24. 25 MUHD NUR HAZIQ(10B) 2.5 37.0 5.25 14.0 0000 1024 1024

25. 15 MUHD IYAD SULAIMAN(U8B) 2.0 40.0 3.50 13.0 1179 1020 -1.04

26. 17 MUHD ILHAM QAYYUM(U8B) 0.5 41.5 1.25 4.0 1121 591 -2.10

JERAM : KUALA SELANGOR CHESS OPEN 2010

Restoran Ikan Bakar Pantai Jeram, Kuala Selangor will organise JERAM : KUALA SELANGOR CHESS OPEN 2010 ( a National rated Event) on 24th January 2010 (Sunday) at the Restoran Ikan Bakar Pantai Jeram, Jeram, Kuala Selangor. The tournament is swiss open with 6-7 rounds and the time control is rapid 25 minutes per player.

For further details, click here

Penang Win 2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship :Full Report.

27th December 2009 - Penang win the 2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship which concluded today. Penang collect 22 points followed by 2nd place - Selangor (18.5 points) and third place goes to two team - Kuala Lumpur and Kedah with 17.5 points.

In the individual category - Penang dominated the first three placing . 1st goes to Tan Khai Boon followed by Loo Swee Leong - both have 6 points. Third goes to NM Ng Tze Han , Abdullah Che Hassan (Selangor), Taulani Tukiran (Johor) and Ong Thian Loon (Kedah) - all with with 5.5 points.

In the final round (round7), Penang player dominated the top three board. NM Ng Tze Han on board 1 draw with Abdullah Che Hassan (Selangor). This gave the opportunity for his team mate - Loo Swee Leong on board 2 and Tan Khai Boon on board 3 to overpassed by winning against Leong Mun Wan (Johor) and Ismail Ahmad (Kuala Lumpur) respectively.

Final standing and round 7 results, click here

Penang Win 2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship : Express Report.

27th December 2009 - Penang win the 2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship which concluded today. Penang collect 22 points followed by 2nd place - Selangor (18.5 points) and third place goes to two team - Kuala Lumpur and Kedah with 17.5 points.

In the individual category - Penang dominated the first three placing . 1st goes to Tan Khai Boon followed by Loo Swee Leong - both have 6 points. Third goes to NM Ng Tze Han with 5.5 points.

I will post the full results shortly.

Source: Morsin Ahmad

Chess Puzzle (14) Solution !

Black to move and win !

The answer for puzzle (14) is 1...e2+ and white is force to prevent the e-pawn from queening with 2.Nxe2 then come the excellent waiting move 2...Bb6! actually 2...Bc5! and 2...Be3! is equally winning 3.h4 Bc5! Black brilliantly play the waiting moves with his bishop along the g1-a7 diaganol. The idea is after white has exhausted with his pawns move, he has to move his knight. 4.h5 Bb6 5.Nxf4 5.Ng1 Bxg1 6. Kxg1 Ke3 7. Kg2 Ke2 8. Kg1 Kxf3 and black will swept all black's pawns. 5...gxf4 6. g5 hxg5 7. h6 Bc5 8. h7 Bd4 and black bishop stop white from safely queen his h-pawn .

Blunder Blues from Sibu

Today i received sms from the same person who yesterday sent me his brilliancy . However unlike yesterday's game , today i received a position where the sender- Ismail Ahmad (Kuala Lumpur) blunder heavily against the top seed - NM Ng Tze Han (Penang) in a totally winning position.

Ismail Ahmad - NM Ng Tze Han

Malaysian Interstate, Round 5, 26-12.09

White to move

White is totally winning. He is three pawn up and in a commanding position. The problem is he has less then two minutes left. 1. e7 Qxe7 2.Qxe7? according to Ismail , in time trouble he missed 2. Qg6+! and black can resign after 2... Kf8 3. Ra6! and white's rook joint the attack. Black best try is 3...Rd8+ but he still lose after 4. Kc3 Bd4+ 5. Kb3 Qg7 6. Qf5+ Ke8 and 7. g5 or 7. Re6+ win easily. Actually after the text move- 2.Qxe7, Ismail is still winning, after a couple of moves the players came into the position below with white to move...

White (Ismail) mantain his three pawns advantage and is still clearly winning. However he had less then a minute. According to Ismail 1. Rc6 or 1.g5 followed by 2.Bh5 is simply winning, unfortunately he choose 1.Rh6??

and after 1...f3! White will lost his rook on h6 or his bishop on e2 0-1 Ismail mentioned that the game finish around 12 midnight and he couldn't sleep thinking about the blunder.

2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship : Round 6 Update !

The Malaysia Interstate Chess Championship is taking place from December 25th to 27th in Sibu, Sarawak. This is a two-in-one tournament comprising an individual event and a team event.Each state is invited to send four players for the individual event; their accumulated scores will be counted for the team results. Apart from these four official entries per state, other players – except those who played in the last Chess Olympiad in Dresden – are also eligible to take part in the individual tournament.

27th December 2009 - The Penang players show why they are the no.1 seed in this tournament when they overtake Selangor in the overall standings. In round 6, Penang score 3 out of 4 points with NM Ng Tze Han draw against Fairin Zakaria (Selangor), Tan Khai Boon win against Kamaluddin Yusof (Selangor), Loo Swee Leong beat Abang Mohd Reduan (Sarawak) and Liong Ing Kiat draw against Ahmad Afiq (Sarawak 2).

Penang now lead the standing with 18.5 points followed by Selangor ( 18 points). Three teams - Kuala Lumpur, Johor and Kedah tied for the third place with and 14.5 points. The host team - Sarawak suffered a heavy blow when all their first team players lost in this round.

For round 6 results, standing and round 7 pairing click here

2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship : Round 5 Update!

The Malaysia Interstate Chess Championship is taking place from December 25th to 27th in Sibu, Sarawak. This is a two-in-one tournament comprising an individual event and a team event.Each state is invited to send four players for the individual event; their accumulated scores will be counted for the team results. Apart from these four official entries per state, other players – except those who played in the last Chess Olympiad in Dresden – are also eligible to take part in the individual tournament.

27th December 2009- Round 5 which was held on 7.30pm yesterday saw the leader - Ismail Ahmad (KL) lost to the top seed - NM Ng Tze Han (Penang). Other Penangite also fare quite well when Loo Swee Leong beat Nik Ahmad Farouqi (Kelantan) and Tan Khai Boon and Liong Ing Kiat draw against Fairin Zakaria and Abdul Haq (Kelantan) respectively.

Among the upset is Lim Zhouren (KL) lost to Japeri Reduan (Sarawak).

For the team standing, Selangor remain as the leader with 16 points but Penang follow closely with 15.5 points. The host state- Sarawak is now on 3rd place with 14 points.

For round 5 results, standing and round 6 pairings, click here

2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship : Round 4 Update

The Malaysia Interstate Chess Championship is taking place from December 25th to 27th in Sibu, Sarawak. This is a two-in-one tournament comprising an individual event and a team event.Each state is invited to send four players for the individual event; their accumulated scores will be counted for the team results. Apart from these four official entries per state, other players – except those who played in the last Chess Olympiad in Dresden – are also eligible to take part in the individual tournament.

26th December 2009- Round 4 saw Ismail Ahmad (KL) emerged as the sole leader with maximum 4 points. The former World Police Champion and National player beat Abdullah Che Hassan (Selangor) in a brilliant game. Ismail is being follow closely by six other participants - Nik Ahmad Farouqi (Kelantan), Mohd Fairin Zakaria (Selangor), NM Ng Tze Han (Penang), Tan Khai Boon (Penang), Tun Sri Lanang (Selangor) and Kamaluddin Yusof (Selangor) - all with 3.5 points.

So far i didn't have the overall standing according to states but from my rough calculation, Selangor is leading the tournaments with 13.5 points followed by Penang 12.5 points and Kuala Lumpur with 11 points.

Found round 4 results, standings and round 5 pairing, click here

A brilliancy from Sibu !

26th December 2009 - I received sms around 6 pm today from former World Police and National player - Ismail Ahmad (photo right) who is now playing at the Malaysian Interstate Championship in Sibu, Sarawak. The sms contain his brilliant 4th round victory against Abdullah Che Hassan.

Abdullah Che Hassan (2109) vs Ismail Ahmad (2083)

Malaysian Interstate Championship, Round 4, 26.12.09

Analysed by Hairulov and Fritz

1. c4 Nc6 2. Nc3 Nf6 3. g3 e5 4. Bg2 Bc5

5. e3 d6 6. Nge2 O-O 7. O-O a5 8. b3 Bf5 9. d3 Qd7 10. Bb2 Bh3

Black plan is simple and clear - exchange the Gufeld Bishop !

11. Nd5 Nxd5 12.

cxd5 Ne7

13.

Bxh3 Qxh3 14. d4 exd4 15. Bxd4 b6 16. Bxc5 bxc5 17. Rc1 Qf5 18. Nc3 Ng6

I know one of my friend who must be proud with this move :)

19. e4 Qh3 20. f4

f5 21. Qf3 Rae8 22. Rce1 Re7 23. exf5

Probably better is to double on e-file with 23. Rf2 followed by Rfe2 later

23... Nh4!

Black set a nice trap 24. Qf2 of course 24. gxh4 ?

will lost material after 24...Qxf3 25. Rxf3 Rxe1+

24... Rxe1 25. Rxe1 Nxf5 26. Qg2

Qh5 27. Nb5 g5!? Sargeant Ismail is really in serious mood/mode !

Probably safer is 27... Re8 28. fxg5 Ne3!

29. Qe4?? Unfortunately this is the only mistake by Abdullah but it turns as a desicive one!

The only move to save the game is 29. Qd2 Ng4

30. Qe2 And the game is unclear. 29... Qe2 0-1

White had to resign because after for e.g :-

a) 30. Qe6+ Kh8

31. Rxe2 Rf1# checkmate.

b) 30.Qxe3 Rf1+ 31.Rxf1 Qxe3+ and black's queen is two strong for white's rook and knight.

2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship : Standing after round 3

The Malaysia Interstate Chess Championship is taking place from December 25th to 27th in Sibu, Sarawak. This is a two-in-one tournament comprising an individual event and a team event.Each state is invited to send four players for the individual event; their accumulated scores will be counted for the team results. Apart from these four official entries per state, other players – except those who played in the last Chess Olympiad in Dresden – are also eligible to take part in the individual tournament.

Standing after round 3 is here

2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship : Round 3 Results !

The Malaysia Interstate Chess Championship is taking place from December 25th to 27th in Sibu, Sarawak. This is a two-in-one tournament comprising an individual event and a team event.Each state is invited to send four players for the individual event; their accumulated scores will be counted for the team results. Apart from these four official entries per state, other players – except those who played in the last Chess Olympiad in Dresden – are also eligible to take part in the individual tournament.

26th December 2009 - In round 3 , the dark horse - Amri Hajar (Kedah) was stop by Caviaga player - Abdullah Che Hassan (Selangor) . Abdullah's Caviaga team mate - Nik Ahmad Farouqi produced an upset by beating former National player - Leong Mun Wan (Johor). Penang players - Loo Swee Leong and Liong Ing Kiat lost to relatively lower rated but strong players - Ismail Ahmad ( KL) and Tun Sri Lanang (Selangor) respectively. David Chin (Sabah) manage to held former Olympiad player - Fairin Zakaria (Selangor) to a draw.

For round 3 results, click here

New local chess blog on the block !

A new local chess blog has emerge. The blog called First GM by Raymond Siew from Perak. The blog is serve as a forum for players, parents and chess officials to discuss issues pertaining to the perplexing question : "why can't Malaysia get her first GM?" The blog also welcome anyone to discuss burning chess topic and important information to share and publish on the blog.

Raymond is now focusing on helping his talented son - Mark Siew to get into the National squad.

2009 Malaysian Interstate Chess Championship : Round 3 Pairings

The Malaysia Interstate Chess Championship is taking place from December 25th to 27th in Sibu, Sarawak. This is a two-in-one tournament comprising an individual event and a team event.Each state is invited to send four players for the individual event; their accumulated scores will be counted for the team results. Apart from these four official entries per state, other players – except those who played in the last Chess Olympiad in Dresden – are also eligible to take part in the individual tournament.

26th December 2009 - Round 3 will see the giants meet again each other. I'm interested to see how experience player like David Chin (Sabah) fares against relatively young and strong player like Fairin Zakaria. David is a regular feature in National Closed in the 90's but in the past 10 years, i never see he played in KL or major tournaments but probably he's still active in Sabah and perhaps in the internet too ?

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K	L
1	Sarawak Inter State 2009
2
3	Round 3 on 2009/12/26 at 09:00
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5	Bo.	SNo.	Name	IRtg	FED	Pts	Res.	Pts	Name	IRtg	FED	SNo.
6	1	9	Abg Mohd Reduan	2093	SWK	2		2	NM Ng Tze Han	2283	PNG	1
7	2	2	Mohd Fairin Zakaria	2201	SEL	2		2	Chin David	2088	SBH	11
8	3	10	Nik Ahmad Farouqi Bin Nik Abdul	2092	KLN	2		2	Leong Mun Wan	2182	JOH	3
9	4	12	Ismail Ahmad	2083	WIL	2		2	Loo Swee Leong	2140	PNG	5
10	5	6	Liong Ing Kiat	2135	PNG	2		2	Tun Sri Lanang	2069	SEL	13
11	6	55	Amri B Ibni Hajar	0	KED	2		2	Abdullah Che Hassan	2109	SEL	7
12	7	8	Tan Khai Boon	2109	PNG	2		2	Tan Ken Wei	1942	WIL	21
13	8	4	Kamaluddin Yusof	2178	SEL	1½		1½	Al-Kamil Bin Kamin	0	SBH	54
14	9	16	Guadis Bin Goridau	2009	MAL	1½		1½	Taulani Bin Tukiran	2037	JOH	15
15	10	51	Abdul Sahim Bin Wising	0	SBH	1½		1½	Ong Thian Loon	0	KED	27
16	11	14	Lim Zhuo Ren	2065	WIL	1		1	Subramaniam Sivanesan	0	NS9	37
17	12	39	David Tan	0	MAL	1		1	Andin Faizal	2008	SBH	17
18	13	18	Morsin Ahmad	1976	SWK	1		1	Mohd Taufik Nasir	0	MAL	38
19	14	41	Fairus Hamizah	0	MAL	1		1	Lim Kian Hwa	1975	SWK	19
20	15	22	Ahmad Afiq Afyfy	1938	SW2	1		1	Nithyalakshmi A/P Sivanesan	0	NS9	40
21	16	23	Faeznor Razali	1917	SW2	1		1	Ag Aminurashid	0	MAL	44
22	17	24	Yang Yu Kang	0	NS9	1		1	Muhammad Nuriman	0	MAL	46
23	18	43	Rajendran Prabha	0	WIL	1		1	Japeri Reduan	1860	SWK	25
24	19	26	Hj Mohd Nasir	1784	SW2	1		1	Low Jun Yi	0	NS9	48
25	20	28	Tan Kok Liang	0	JOH	1		1	Abdul Haq Bin Mohamed	0	KLN	50
26	21	30	Charles Lucas	1936	MAL	1		1	Abdul Wahab Abu Bakar	0	LAB	52
27	22	45	Jeppy Tewelu Asan	0	MAL	1		1	Syed Iskandar Shah Bin Syed Huss	1804	KED	31
28	23	32	N. Renitha	0	JOH	1		1	Awang Yusuf Bin Awang Sabli	0	MAL	56
29	24	49	Muhammad Nurihhsan Yahya	0	MAL	1		1	Ting Shih Chieh@Alfred	0	MAL	33
30	25	34	Mazlan Annuar	0	MAL	1		1	Evelyn Leong	0	MAL	59
31	26	64	Junaidi Gusni	0	MAL	1		1	Muhamad Ali B Chor	0	KED	35
32	27	36	Sirajuddin Munawwir	0	MAL	1		1	Saharuddin Latuwo	0	MAL	71
33	28	74	Yusuf Hashim	0	MAL	1		½	Mohd Amin Abdullah	0	SW2	29
34	29	20	Nasrul Humaimi	1971	KLN	½		½	Mohd Noor Othman	0	LAB	67
35	30	66	Mohd Jan Jaraidi	0	LAB	½		0	Muhammad Nurislam	0	MAL	42
36	31	47	Aida Faridah	0	MAL	0		0	Jorinah Bte Melson	0	MAL	63
37	32	53	Afiq Shami	0	MAL	0		0	Loi Min Shenq	0	MAL	65
38	33	68	Nur Islamurni Yahya	0	MAL	0		0	Chi Yin Phin	0	MAL	57
39	34	70	Ronie Abdullah	0	MAL	0		0	David Wong	0	MAL	58
40	35	60	George Ha	0	MAL	0		0	Pauzi Rasli	0	LAB	69
41	36	72	Solomon Nyurang	0	MAL	0		0	Hadeli Japarudin	0	MAL	61
42	37	62	Jasper Anak Serang	0	MAL	0		0	Yahya Ahmad	0	MAL	73
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44	Program Swiss-Manager developed and copyright © by DI.Heinz Herzog, 1230 Vienna Joh.Teufelg.39-47/7/9,
45	Mail:heinz.herzog@swiss-manager.at,homepage http://swiss-manager.at, User:Malaysian Chess Federation, 2006/02/16