Ami Brown

About Ami Brown

Who is it?: Actress
Birth Day: February 11, 1970
1996: Test and County Cricket Board XI
Full name: Alistair Duncan Brown
Nickname: Lordy
Height: 5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)
Batting: Right-handed batsman
Bowling: Right-arm Off break
Role: Top order batsman (opening batsman in one-day cricket)
National side: England
ODI debut (cap 135): 23 May 1996 v India
Last ODI: 21 June 2001 v Australia
2009–2011: Nottinghamshire (squad no. 3)
1990–2008: Surrey (squad no. 5)
CompetitionODIsFCLAT20MatchesRuns scoredBatting average100s/50sTop scoreBalls bowledWicketsBowling average5 wickets in innings10 wickets in matchBest bowlingCatches/stumpings: Competition ODIs FC LA T20 Matches 16 285 405 79 Runs scored 354 16898 11262 1758 Batting average 22.12 42.67 30.68 22.83 100s/50s 1/1 47/75 19/50 0/12 Top score 118 295* 268 83 Balls bowled 6 1417 520 2 Wickets 0 6 14 0 Bowling average – 129.16 40.07 – 5 wickets in innings 0 0 0 0 10 wickets in match n/a 0 n/a n/a Best bowling – 3/25 3/39 – Catches/stumpings 6/0 278/1 131/0 41/0 16285405793541689811262175822.1242.6730.6822.831/147/7519/500/12118295*2688361417520206140–129.1640.07–0000n/a0n/an/a–3/253/39–6/0278/1131/041/0
Matches: 1628540579
Runs scored: 35416898112621758
Batting average: 22.1242.6730.6822.83
100s/50s: 1/147/7519/500/12
Top score: 118295*26883
Balls bowled: 614175202
Wickets: 06140
Bowling average: –129.1640.07–
5 wickets in innings: 0000
10 wickets in match: n/a0n/an/a
Best bowling: –3/253/39–
Catches/stumpings: 6/0278/1131/041/0

Ami Brown

Ami Brown was born on February 11, 1970, is Actress. Ami Brown is an actress, known for Alaskan Bush People (2014).
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Biography/Timeline

1986

Brown attended Caterham School in Surrey, where he won the Cricket Society's Wetherall Award for the most promising all rounder in school cricket in 1986, and his early promise led to second XI games for Surrey in 1988. He made his first-class debut in 1992 and was awarded his County Cap in 1994. He shared the Walter Lawrence trophy (with Carl Hooper) in 1998 for scoring the season's fastest first-class century in just 72 balls against Northamptonshire at the Oval including 10 fours and 6 sixes.

1992

Brown scored over 15,000 runs in first-class cricket following his debut in 1992. An equally prolific one day player with over 11,000 runs, he also holds the world-record List-A score – 268. Brown is the first player in the history of List A cricket to make two double centuries.

1996

Although he played in 16 One Day Internationals, scoring 118 against India in just his 3rd match in 1996 and hitting a 31-ball 50 against South Africa in 1998 – the fastest in the history of the Texaco Trophy – he never played in a Test match. His 16,898 first-class runs at 42.67, and more than 11,000 List A runs, make him one of the most successful English batsmen never to have won a test cap. Lawrence Booth described Brown as one of the best present-day (at the time of writing) English cricketers not to have played Test cricket.

1997

Alistair Brown mostly opened for Surrey in one day cricket, as opposed to his usual Championship batting position of number 5. He holds the record for the highest score ever made in the Sunday League, amassing 203 for Surrey v Hampshire at the Woodbridge Road ground in Guildford in 1997 in a 40 overs a side match. He scored his first 100 off 56 balls, made 150 off 84 and 200 from 118 with 19 fours and 11 sixes. In the final of the inaugural Twenty/20 cup at Trent Bridge in 2003 Brown scored a match winning innings of 55* from just 34 balls in Surrey's victory over Warwickshire. In the 2004 final at Edgbaston he hit 64 from 41 balls in vain as Surrey lost to Leicestershire. He hit 30 sixes in one day cricket in 2006, second only to Cameron White.

1999

He played in the Surrey team that won the County Championship in 1999, 2000 and 2002 as well the English domestic one day league in 1996 and 2003 and the Benson and Hedges Cup in 1997 and 2001. He was a member of the side which won the County Championship Division 2 title in 2006 and was rewarded with another contract, being described by coach Alan Butcher as 'a great servant of the club'. Matthew Reed records that "for sheer entertainment value, there are very, very few to match him in the county game."

2002

Brown scored 268 against Glamorgan at the Oval in the 4th round of the 2002 Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy, a world record individual high score in all one-day cricket. His innings took 160 balls and included 30 fours and 12 sixes. Surrey's final total of 438 – 5 in 50 overs was almost matched by Glamorgan who scored 429 all out and is remembered as the highest scoring one day match in the history of county cricket. Brown's innings broke Graeme Pollock's 27-year-old record of 222. His partnership of 286 with Ian Ward was the Surrey record for any wicket in one day cricket until broken by the 294 added by Brown this time with James Benning in 2007 against Gloucestershire in which Brown scored 176 off just 97 balls. The '268 Bar' at the Oval cricket ground is named after Brown's innings.

2007

He started the 2007 season with a century in just 50 balls against Gloucestershire at the Oval in the Friends Provident competition (50 overs a side), the 7th quickest century in English one day cricket and the 12th fastest of all time. He set a new record partnership of 294, in less than 34 overs, for any wicket in one day cricket for Surrey with James Benning, beating his own record of 289 with Ian Ward. He passed 150 runs in just 81 balls and scored 176 in 97 balls, with 8 sixes and 20 fours before missing a reverse sweep. The scorer of 19 one day centuries, he is one of the few contemporary English batsmen to have scored 10,000 runs in list A one-day cricket.

2008

Brown was released by Surrey at the end of the 2008 season. Surrey executives remarked that "Alistair Brown has been a great servant of Surrey and played a leading role during his successful career with us", and "Brown has been one of the most prodigious run makers for Surrey in recent years... His record in one-day cricket is almost unparalleled and the club owe him a great debt of thanks for all that he has achieved."

2009

He signed a two-year contract with Nottinghamshire covering the 2009 and 2010 seasons. In 2010 the side won the County Championship, to add to the three Championships he had won with Surrey in 1999, 2000 and 2002. After continuing with Nottinghamshire for the 2011 season, in August he announced his intention to retire as a player at the end of the season.

2011

In November 2011 he returned to Surrey as second team coach. He left the club at the end of the 2016 season.

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