On 1st December 2005 we played Chetenham in the Cup.
Duncan has kindly sent me his game with annotations, anyone who like me has trouble v the Sicilian, take note!
Graham
1.e4
c5
2.Nc3
Nc6
3.f4
g6
4.Nf3
Bg7
5.Bb5
Nd4
6.0-0
White can play Bc4, Be2 or a4 here. O-O is a little unusual but fast development - a lot of black knight moves to swap it off
6...Nxb5
7.Nxb5
d6
a6 is more common following up with b5
8.a4
e6
is an unlikely looking mistake but this gives white a clear advantage
9.e5
Bf8
10.Nxd6+
Bxd6
11.exd6
Qxd6
Blacks kingside black squares are still very weak and he lacks development
12.d3
Ne7
13.Bd2
Nf5
14.Qe1
Nd4
15.Bc3
Fritz believes Nxd4 s much stronger
15...0-0
Nxc2! 16 Qh4 Rf8! and Black holds on with his extra pawn
16.Nxd4
cxd4
17.Bb4
Qb6
18.Bxf8
Kxf8
19.Qe5
Kg8
20.a5
White will penetrate with his queen
20...Qb4
taking on b2 is similar
21.Qc7
Qf8
22.Ra4
To free his queenside pieces Black has to give up more material. 1-0