When opponent himself shows that he has run out of time | GM Abhimanyu vs IM Nigmatov

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GM Abhimanyu Puranik (2520) was paired against IM Nigmatov Ortik (UZB, 2378) in the seventh round of Asian Continental Blitz Chess Championship 2022. Abhimanyu lost two games in-a-row, Nigmatov just ended his losing streak by winning the previous round game. Will Abhimanyu end his losing streak or Nigmatov restart his win streak? Who ran out of time and pointed it to their opponent? Find out in this video.

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