McDonald, The Sveshnikov Sicilian

144 Seiten, kartoniert, 1999. State of the art coverage of a razor-sharp line
The Sveshnikov Sicilian is arguably the most dynamic line in the whole of the Sicilian Defence. Black takes on certain structural weaknesses but gains active piece play as compensation which is very much in keeping with the modern style of play. Black is not content to equalise but from the start sets out to wrest the advantage from his opponent's hands.


A counter-attacking line in which Black often takes the initiative
The favourite defence of many leading players including Vladimir Kramnik
Expert coverage by a talented and knowledgeable young Grandmaster
Part of the Batsford Chess Opening Guides Series, providing a rapid unterstanding of fashionable openings through the use of model games and clear explanations

Neil McDonald is one of the young generation of British Grandmasters and has a string of international tournament victories to his credit. He is the author of several other Batsford books including Winning with the Kalashnikov (with Andrew Harley), Mastering the French and The King's Gambit