You will recall having read about David Kendrick joining the English Senior team at the eleventh hour. He reported a couple of good stories about this deal from Round 9: 
North led a heart and when dummy’s queen was allowed to hold declarer played a diamond. If he puts in the ten, North will win and play a second heart enabling South to clear the suit, after which there are only eight tricks. Knowing that South must hold the [D]A declarer avoided this trap by playing the king. When it held he was up to eight tricks. It looks tempting to play the diamond jack a this point, put South will win and switch to the [S]Q after which declarer will have no way to generate a ninth trick. Appreciating the danger, declarer crossed to dummy with a club and played a diamond. That meant South’s king hit thin air and whatever the defenders did declarer could establish a ninth trick in diamonds.
When EW stopped in 3[S[H] at the other table, England gained 10 IMPs.
This is from the BB match between England & Singapore. In the Open Room Forrester & Robson made 5[C] for +600.
In the replay, Kien Hoong Fong was at the helm in 3NT and Allerton led the [H]8,
Jagger winning with the ace and switching to the [S]Q. Declarer won in dummy and played a diamond and South went up with the ace to play a second spade. Declarer won perforce with the king, cashed three top clubs and the [H]K before crossing to dummy with a club to exit with a spade. North could take two tricks in the suit, but then had to lead into the [D]KJ. Well defended and beautifully played.
