The soundness of the Najdorf has never been seriously doubted, but some players can be put off by the ever=s[iralling amount of theory amsssed on this great opening. In Play the Najdorf: Scheveningen Style, however, Grandmaster and openings expert John Emms condenses this mountain to prdouce a workable black repertoire against all of White's possible options. Emms concentrates on lines where Black adopts a very early ...e7-e6, thus establishing the well-known Scheveningen pawn structiure. Explains an opening champ[ioned by Gary Kasparov. Written by a renowned openings theoretician. Covers all of White's main replies.

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