Gary Kasparov's Best Games (The Batsford Chess Library)

Since winning the World Championship in 1985 Gary Kasparov has dominated world chess in an unprecedented fashion. In this book Raymond Keene presents 12 of Gary Kasparov's finest achievements, games of the highest standard which have been admired by players everywhere. It includes the dramatic final game from the 1985 World Championship match, in which Kasparov clinched the title in dramatic style against his arch rival, Anatoly Karpov, and crushing victories over pretenders to his throne such as Nigel Short and Jan Timman. The games selected have been chosen primarily for their instructive qualities.