Matt Henderson
New Zealand cricketer and Test player
Born
August 2nd, 1895
130 years ago
Died
1970
55 years ago — 75 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
New Zealand
Links & References
Born in 1895, this New Zealand cricketer played as a right-handed batsman and was a key player in the national team during the early years of Test cricket. Debuting in 1930, participation spanned through multiple matches in the 1930s. The cricketer was recognized for consistent performances and contributed to the development of cricket in New Zealand. The playing career concluded with notable statistics and an influence on future generations of players.
Played in multiple Test matches for New Zealand
Contributed to early Test cricket development
Other People Born on August 2nd
Mohamed Al-Deayea
Played as a goalkeeper for the Saudi Arabian national football team and multiple clubs, including Al-Hilal. Competed in the FIFA World Cups in 1994 and 1998. Achieved significant success with Al-Hilal, contributing to numerous league and cup victories. Retired as one of the most capped players in the history of the Saudi national team, recognized for exceptional shot-stopping abilities and leadership on the pitch.
Continue ReadingDeividas Šemberas
A professional footballer played primarily as a defender throughout a significant career in both domestic and international football. Spent formative years with FK Žalgiris before moving to various clubs in Lithuania and abroad. Contributed to the national team as a defender, including participation in the UEFA Euro 2008. Demonstrated resilience and adaptability in various leagues, enhancing team strategies and defenses.
Continue ReadingButch Patrick
Started acting at a young age, appearing in various television shows and commercials. Gained prominence through the role of Eddie Munster in the classic television series The Munsters, which aired from 1964 to 1966. Continued to work in television and film, often appearing in productions that referenced his past role. Participated in various fan conventions and retrospectives celebrating classic television.
Continue ReadingLily Gladstone
An actress gained recognition for performances in significant films. Notable work includes starred roles in 'Certain Women' and 'Kills of the Flower Moon', the latter directed by Martin Scorsese. Received critical acclaim for emotional depth and authenticity in portrayals. Additionally, participated in various theater productions, showcasing strong stage presence and versatility. Achievements include winning awards for acting excellence and earning nominations for prestigious accolades.
Continue ReadingSnoo Wilson
An English playwright and screenwriter, contributions spanned theater and film, significantly influencing contemporary British drama. Works included 'The Taming of the Shrew' and 'The Corn is Green,' alongside creating original pieces celebrated for their wit and relevance. Associated with the Royal Court Theatre and other prestigious venues, established a reputation for innovative narratives that engaged with social issues. Collaborated with various theater companies and contributed to radio plays and television scripts, demonstrating versatility in writing across multiple mediums.
Continue ReadingPhilippe II
Born in 1674, held the title Duke of Orléans. Served as regent for the young King Louis XV from 1715 to 1723. During the regency, implemented significant reforms in administration and finance, influenced the arts, and maintained stability in France after the death of Louis XIV. Established the first official Lottery in France, contributing to the royal finances. His court became a center for culture and politics, fostering the careers of several artists and intellectuals.
Continue Reading