Kabir Ali
English cricketer and fast bowler
Born
November 24th, 1980
44 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
England
Links & References
Played as a fast bowler for England and several county teams including Worcestershire. Debuted for England in a One Day International against Zimbabwe in 2003. Represented England in 13 ODIs and 4 Test matches, achieving notable performances in domestic cricket. Established a reputation in county cricket with consistent wicket-taking ability, especially in the early 2000s.
Debuted for England in One Day Internationals in 2003
Achieved over 300 wickets in domestic cricket
Represented Worcestershire in county cricket
Other People Born on November 24th
Ruben Santiago-Hudson
An American actor, playwright, and director. Best recognized for the one-man show 'Lackawanna Blues,' which received critical acclaim and won an OBIE Award. Worked extensively in theater and television, with notable roles in 'The Corner' and 'Castle.' Directed multiple productions, contributing to the enhancement of African American storytelling in theater. Held the position of associate artistic director at the Crossroads Theatre Company.
Continue ReadingMaria Luisa of Spain
Born in 1745, served as queen consort of Etruria through marriage to Louis de Bourbon, Duke of Parma. Established her tenure within the Italian political landscape and family strategies. Raised a large family, strengthening dynastic ties within European nobility. Influenced cultural and social affairs in the realm, leaving a notable legacy within the Duces and the royal family.
Continue ReadingClem Burke
A prominent drummer, contributions to the rock band Blondie significantly shaped the music scene in the late 1970s and early 1980s. The band achieved international success with hits like 'Heart of Glass' and 'Call Me.' Recording and touring extensively, the drummer helped to define the sound of new wave music. After Blondie's initial breakup, continued to perform with various groups and pursued solo projects. Participation in influential music festivals and collaborations with other artists further sustained a presence in the music industry.
Continue ReadingNorbert Haug
A journalist and businessman focusing on motorsport. Worked in various capacities within the automotive and motorsport industries, particularly with Mercedes-Benz. Served as the Vice President of Mercedes-Benz Motorsport, overseeing Formula One operations. Held a prominent position in the development and promotion of the brand within the competitive racing environment. Involved in numerous successful entries in Formula One, contributing to the evolution of the sport through innovative technology and strategic partnerships.
Continue ReadingChet Edwards
Served as a U.S. Representative from Texas from 1991 to 2011. Represented Texas's 11th congressional district and focused on issues such as education, healthcare, and military affairs during tenure. Played a key role in securing funding for various local projects and initiatives. After leaving Congress, continued to engage in business endeavors and public service.
Continue ReadingAl Christie
A prominent director and producer in the early film industry, made significant contributions to silent films. Founded Christie Film Company, producing numerous short comedies and feature films. Collaborated with notable stars of the era, including the likes of Charley Chase and Billie Burke. Directed over 300 films between 1912 and 1927, showcasing a range of comedic talents and innovative techniques.
Continue Reading