Two minor pieces can be stronger than a Rook in the Endgame ♖♗♘vs♜♜ – Aswath vs Harshavardhan

The reigning National Sub-Junior (Under-15) Open champion, Aswath S (2044) was up against Harshavardhan V (1117) in the first round of 5th Shaastra Rapid Rating Open 2023. He had a rook, bishop and knight against his opponent’s two rooks. White had a decisive advantage, however, he allowed his opponent to bounce back at one moment. Can you find out the missed opportunity for the defender?

Replay the final moments
https://share.chessbase.com/SharedGames/game/?p=oSxQn+sojb0Qft81LhmSu38RVj7mtp/QSwyRo06tGTNVsItijoAD6LXLAAWZU9aQ

Video: Shahid Ahmed

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