West led the king of spades and shifted to the jack of hearts, taken with the ace. The queen of diamonds was led and allowed to win and declarer continued by leading the eight to dummy's jack. East made his second-best play by ducking again. With East marked with three spades, probably four diamonds and four hearts, hence only two clubs, [Kehela] realized that he could not handle the clubs if West held four to the queen, so he continued with the ace of clubs and a club to the king, fetching the queen.