K103 632 KQ6432 4
J762 KQ5 A985 J10

North	South
2	2NT
3	3NT
Pass	---

2 was a weak two in diamonds and 3 showed a spade feature. Since I expect declarer to be well-prepared for a heart lead, I choose to try to attack the entry to the long diamonds by leading a spade.

Declarer plays low from dummy and wins partner's 8 with the 9. That turns out to have been a mistake as we shall see. Declarer continues with the J, which I, of course, duck, partner following with the 10. She is not very happy that the diamond held and thinks for a little while. (1000? Really?) When she continues with a small spade towards dummy, I am ready to destroy the entry to the diamonds by hopping in with the Jack. She wins the King and plays a diamond off the table, but I win this and exit with a club, holding declarer to only eight tricks. The whole hand was:

	K103 632 KQ6432 4
J762 KQ5 A985 J10		84 J1084 107 Q8732
	AQ95 A97 J AK965

Declarer should have won the first trick with a high spade, so that my entry-destroying play would not work. Then she would have made the contract.