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The article claims that Krasenkow is a regular exponent of 5.h3 in the King's Indian. When I searched my database I only found four games. 2 vs the normal 4...d6 and 2 vs the less common 4...0-0. However, if you check, he does play 6.h3 after playing 5.Nf3 quite often. According to Watson 6.Nf3 after 5.h3 is very common. So it looks like it's just a transposition. Still, I found it confusing because there are other lines after 5.h3 like 6.Bg5 which is more common than 6.Nf3 and which is recommended by Watson. I just think it would be more accurate to say Krasenkow plays 6.h3 user: Sezo_Morlag
