The must-read books on World Chess Championship Matches ft. V. Saravanan

IM V. Saravanan is a very well-known as a personality in the chess world for his amazing knowledge and love for chess books. When the World Championships 2023 ended, IM Sagar Shah travelled to Saravanan's home in Chennai where the duo recorded this video on chess books on World Championship Matches. Why should one study about the World Championsho matches, and why should one study these games. In this video you get a beautiful glimpse on the best World Championship books out there thanks to Saravanan.

Video: ChessBase India

Timestamps:

0:00 - Hello and Welcome!
0:36 - Thoughts on the World Championship match 2023
4:19 - Saravanan's favourite World Championship match
7:15 - Taking a closer look at game 24 between Garry Kasparov and Anatoly Karpov, World Championship match 1985
7:42 - Vishy Anand's beautiful quote about Garry Kasparov
13:33 - A memorable quote by Grandmaster Vishnu Prasanna
14:45 - The weakness of Anatoly Karpov, described by Garry Kasparov in "Kasparov vs Karpov Part II"
22:01 - Saravanan's first chess book "The World Chess Championship Kasparov - Karpov 1985", written by a bunch of Soviet chess players
23:13 - Annotations on Kasparov's fantastic ...Re7
25:06 - "World Chess Championship 1948" by Paul Keres
28:26 - "Coaching Kasparov" Volume I and II by Alexander Nikitin
29:16 - Mikhail Tal plays Blitz with Garry Kasparov
34:35 - Pawns breaks in the center
38:15 - One of the most brilliant quotes about chess
40:34 - "The World Champions I knew" by Genna Sosonko
43:57 - "From London to Elista" by Evgeny Bareev and Ilya Levitov, about Kramnik's journey to becoming the World Champion
51:43 - Critical moment in the 4th tiebreak game between Ding Liren and Ian Nepomniachtchi
56:16 - "The Anand Files" by Michael Abeln, taking a closer look at the Anand - Gelfand 2nd Tiebreaks game
1:05:25 - "Elista Diaries" by Anatoly Karpov and Ron Henley, about the Karpov - Kamsky 1996 match
1:07:27 - "San Luis 2005" by Alik Gershon and Igor Nor
1:08:03 - "The Longest game" by Jan Timman
1:08:42 - "My magic years with Topalov" by Romain Edouard
1:09:50 - "The World Chess Championship match 1937" by Alexander Alekhine
1:09:58 - "Petrosian vs Spassky 1966" by Mikhail Tal
1:10:24 - "Botvinnik vs Smyslov 1958" by Mikhail Botvinnik
1:10:50 - "The silicon road to chess development" by Matthew Sadler
1:17:57 - Studying games of the past and games of the future
1:18:42 - Thank you and Goodbye!

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