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Murad Abdulla

b. 2000

Scottish chess player

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About Murad Abdulla

Born 2000. Murad Abdulla is a British chess player.

Murad Abdulla (; born 2000) is a Scottish chess player.

Chess career In July 2017, he won the Scottish Chess Championship for the first time after being the highest-scoring Scottish player. This made him the second-youngest Scottish champion, only months younger than grandmaster Paul Motwani after his first victory.

In July 2022, he won the Scottish Chess Championship for the third time, beating Keith Ruxton on tiebreak scores.

In January 2024, he played in the Tata Steel Top Tienkamp tournament, where he achieved wins against higher-rated players Tristan Niermann and Nico Zwirs.

In September 2024, he played for Scotland in the 45th Chess Olympiad, where he held draws against grandmasters Gabor Papp, Ilmārs Starostīts, and Rodrigo Vásquez Schroeder.

Personal life He was born in 2000 in Azerbaijan and moved to Scotland with his family at the age of 5. He studied data science at the University of St Andrews and currently works as a software engineer at IMC in Amsterdam.

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2000, Baku
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Who is Murad Abdulla?

Scottish chess player

When was Murad Abdulla born?

Murad Abdulla was born in 2000 in Baku.

What is Murad Abdulla's occupation?

Murad Abdulla is a chess player.

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Murad Abdulla is British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Murad Abdulla

· Wikidata: Q61122150

· DBpedia: Murad Abdulla

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