Nimzo-Indian Kasparov Variation (4.Nf3), Chris Ward (Paperback, 2003)

For sale is Nimzo-Indian Kasparov Variation by Chris Ward is a chess opening book that examines a dynamic system for White against the Nimzo‑Indian Defence. The book focuses on the Kasparov Variation, which begins with the move 4.Nf3 and was popularized by former world champion Garry Kasparov in his world championship matches against Anatoly Karpov in the 1980s. This book provides a detailed opening monograph designed for players who want to adopt an ambitious and flexible approach against the Nimzo-Indian. Ward analyzes the key ideas, plans, and tactical possibilities arising from the Kasparov Variation, showing how White can steer the game into complex and aggressive middlegames while avoiding some of Black’s most solid mainline systems.The work includes:Explanations of the main theoretical lines after 4.Nf3. Annotated model games, many featuring top grandmasters. Strategic guidance on typical pawn structures, plans, and tactical themes for both sides.Practical advice for White players seeking a dangerous system and for Black players looking for reliable counterplay.Written by a grandmaster and experienced opening specialist, the book is aimed at tournament players who want a deep, practical understanding of the Kasparov Variation and a modern weapon against one of Black’s most respected defenses to 1.d4.

Condition: Very Good.

ISBN: 9781857443103

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