About Mohd Kamal Abdullah
Born 1970. Mohd Kamal Abdullah is a Malaysian chess player.
Mohd Kamal Abdullah (; born 1970) is a Malaysian chess Candidate Master (CM) and a three-time Malaysian Chess Champion.
Chess career During his early years in chess, Abdullah grew up idolizing the former World Chess Champion Garry Kasparov as well as local two-time chess champion and Malaysia's first International Master (IM) Jimmy Liew.
Abdullah won the Malaysian Chess Championship three times, the first and second being in two consecutive years which happened in 1988 and 1989. After a long hiatus in chess, Abdullah secured his third championship win after three decades which he won the title in 2019. Abdullah has also represented Malaysia in four Chess Olympiads, the latest being in 2016 as a replacement for IM Mas Hafizulhelmi.
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Who is Mohd Kamal Abdullah?
Malaysian chess player
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Mohd Kamal Abdullah was born on 22 May 1970.
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Mohd Kamal Abdullah is a chess player.
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Mohd Kamal Abdullah is Malaysian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Mohd Kamal Abdullah. https://biography.guide/mohd-kamal-abdullah/
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