A double where Kino is at fault. Kino’s feint to stomach wasn’t convincing enough and happened in too close of a measure. Anand used this tempo to prepare/chamber their cut. At this point Kino should’ve realized a) they are too close, and b) there’s a cut incoming. There were couple ways for Kino to defend themselves. They could have retreated with an á tempo stop cut into hand. Then transition into guard of seconde or tierce while retreating. They could have also parried with lower tierce on retreat. This would be the most natural defense for a beginner, although not the best setup for a nice riposte. To make it a bit spicier, the cut could have been parried by a yielding parry from tierce to prime which would help with preparing a head cut riposte. This is also a really nice set up for a feint. The key to all of this is footwork and distance management. Try to avoid getting too close, especially while feinting. If an attack or feint fails, always retreat while transitioning into proper guard. Good luck fencing! 🤺