Editing Nigel Short (section)

== International team record ==
Short made his international team debut in the [[European Team Chess Championship]] at age 17 at [[Plovdiv]] 1983. He represented England in 17 consecutive Olympiads between 1984 and 2016. Short's main highlights are: team silver medals in the chess Olympiads of [[26th Chess Olympiad|Thessaloniki 1984]], [[27th Chess Olympiad|Dubai 1986]] (where he also took gold medal for the best individual performance on board three) and Thessaloniki 1988. He took a team bronze in the [[29th Chess Olympiad|Novi Sad Olympiad of 1990]], and led England to fourth-place finishes in both [[31st Chess Olympiad|1994]] and [[32nd Chess Olympiad|1996]]. He led the English team to victory in the 1997 Euroteams at [[Pula]], and was a member of the bronze winning team in 1992, and of fourth place teams in 1983 and 2001. He was a member of three English teams in the [[World Team Chess Championship]]s of 1985 (team bronze), 1989 (team bronze), and 1997 (team fourth). His complete log when representing England in major international team events follows.{{Citation needed|date=September 2020}}

Olympiad:
* [[26th Chess Olympiad|Thessaloniki 1984]] 2nd reserve, 3/6 (+1−1=4) team silver
* [[27th Chess Olympiad|Dubai 1986]] board 3, 10/13 (+8−1=4), individual gold medal, team silver
* [[28th Chess Olympiad|Thessaloniki 1988]] board 1, 7/12 (+3−1=8), team silver
* [[29th Chess Olympiad|Novi Sad 1990]] board 1, 6/12 (+2−2=8) team bronze
* [[30th Chess Olympiad|Manila 1992]], board 1, 6/11 (+3−2=6)
* [[31st Chess Olympiad|Moscow 1994]], board 1, 8½/13 (+6−2=5)
* [[32nd Chess Olympiad|Yerevan 1996]], board 1, 7/12 (+3−1=8)
* [[33rd Chess Olympiad|Elista 1998]], board 2, 6½/11 (+2−0=9)
* [[34th Chess Olympiad|Istanbul 2000]], board 2, 7/12 (+3−1=8)
* [[35th Chess Olympiad|Bled 2002]], board 2, 8½/13 (+5−1=7)
* [[36th Chess Olympiad|Calvià 2004]], board 2, 1½/4 (+1−2=1)
* [[37th Chess Olympiad|Turin 2006]], board 2, 8/11 (+5−0=6)
* [[38th Chess Olympiad|Dresden 2008]], board 2, 7/10 (+6−2=2)
* [[39th Chess Olympiad|Khanty-Mansiysk 2010]], board 2, 4/8 (+2−2=4)
* [[40th Chess Olympiad|Istanbul 2012]], board 3, 7½/10 (+6−1=3)
* [[41st Chess Olympiad|Tromsø 2014]], board 3, 1½/5 (+1-3=1)
* [[42nd Chess Olympiad|Baku 2016]], reserve, 6½/9 (+5-1=3)
European Team Championship:
* [[Plovdiv]] 1983 board 7, 4½/7 (+3−1=3)
* [[Debrecen]] 1992 board 1, 5½/8 (+4−1=3), individual bronze medal, team bronze
* [[Pula]] 1997 board 1, 4/7 (+2−1=4) team gold
* [[Batumi]] 1999 board 1, 5/8 (+3−1=4)
* [[León, Spain|León]] 2001 board 2, 6/9 (+3−0=6)
* [[Porto Carras]] 2011 board 2, 3/7 (+2-3=2)
* [[Warsaw]] 2013 board 3, 4½/7 (+2-0=5)
* [[Reykjavík]] 2015 board 4, 3/5 (+2-1=2)
* [[Hersonissos]] 2017 board 2, 3½/7 (+2-2=3)
World Team Championship:
* [[Lucerne]] 1985 board 4, 4/8 (+1−1=6) team bronze
* Lucerne 1989, board 1, 4½/8 (+3−2=3), individual silver medal, team bronze
* Lucerne 1997, board 1, 4/8 (+0−0=8)
World Senior Team Championship:
* [[Dresden]] 2015 board 1, 7/8 (+6-0=2) individual gold medal, team bronze
* [[Hersonissos]] 2017 board 1, 8/9 (+7-0=2) individual gold medal, team bronze