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Play the English - Paperback

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by Craig Pritchett (Author)

In Play the English! Craig Pritchett produces a comprehensive and yet practical repertoire for White in this sophisticated opening favoured by World Champions Kasparov and Kramnik, presenting an answer to all of Black's key defences, whether they are in the crucial main lines or the tricky offbeat variations.

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The English is a sophisticated opening which is very popular at all levels of chess: from up-and-coming players to World Champions such as Garry Kasparov and Vladimir Kramnik. It has many attractions, including flexibility and diversity: White can play either aggressively or quietly, and positions are rich in both strategy and tactics.In Play the English, Craig Pritchett provides an active repertoire for White, offering answers to Black's key defences both in the main lines and sidelines. Drawing upon his wealth of experience in this opening from both sides of the board, Pritchett highlights the positional and tactical ideas for White and Black, and the subtle move-order nuances so important in the modern game. This book contains all you need to know to play the English with confidence in your own games.

Author Biography

Craig Pritchett is an International Master and a former Scottish Champion who has represented his country on top board in numerous Chess Olympiads. He is currently Schools Chess Development Director for Chess Scotland. He is resident in the UK.

Number of Pages: 192
Dimensions: 0.51 x 8.91 x 6.07 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: November 18, 2011