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Sicilian Najdorf

Last updated on Thu, 08/09/2007 at 9:01pm.

The Sicilian Najdorf is a tactical opening played by a lot of master level players the annotated opening moves are here i will post a game between Anand And Kasparov(The Sicilian King) in which Kasparov plays the Najdorf and Kasparov wins.Kasparov is a tactical player and i think the Sicilian is one of his favorite openings. P.S. if anyone can add any information i may have lost or not put in here please feel free to add it

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by Kasparov_1989 - 23 months ago
lobya Palestine
Member Since: Oct 2007
Member Points: 212
kasparov is brilliant...i never actually tried the Sicilian Najdorf, but i sure will!!
by mark_siew - 22 months ago
Perak Malaysia
Member Since: Dec 2007
Member Points: 16
What is wrong with 16... d4?
by ashwath - 10 months ago
bangalore India
Member Since: Apr 2008
Member Points: 1008

great game. thnx for sharing

by gandiajunnel - 6 months ago
tacloban city Philippines
Member Since: Apr 2009
Member Points: 1

I HOPE THAT THIS MOVE WILL HELP ME TO WIN MORE GAMES

by Vaghanijeet - 5 months ago
Rajkot India
Member Since: May 2009
Member Points: 5

does it take 5 hrs 2 load the game

by pablobenjamin - 21 days ago
La Habana Cuba
Member Since: Oct 2009
Member Points: 8

I always have practiced the Najdorf defense with very good results, but this variant I never have played. The Najdorf is very ambicious defense, when it is necessary to win there is nothing better than the Najdorf.

by pablobenjamin - 21 days ago
La Habana Cuba
Member Since: Oct 2009
Member Points: 8

I want to add something I forgot to write, I recommend to all that like the Najdorf, to check the games of the G.M. Robert J. Fischer , I learned to play the Najdorf by styding how he played it.

by sonty - 5 days ago
New Delhi India
Member Since: Jul 2009
Member Points: 11

I think that in this game, Kasparov uses Najdorf and Dragon Variation in a combination to attain great offensive and defensive flexibility.

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