Meanwhile, the white pawns could stroll in to queen.

The white pawn on f3 can move to e4 and capture on e3 and f4.

She tapped the right hand and he opened it to reveal a white pawn.

Place the white pawns and mirror the position for Black.

Two more pawns, a black and a white pawn, are added.

He got the white pawn and when they'd set up the men he opened confidently.

And with 12 g5, it was clear that, as usual, the white pawns were faster.

And with 18 h5, the white pawns kept advancing.

A white pawn on f5 can be very strong as it may threaten to capture on e6 or advance to f6.

Who invented chess yet cannot tell a white pawn from a black rook?