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In a T20 Vitality Blast match between Birmingham Bears and Derbyshire, the Bears set a formidable target of 204 runs on Wednesday. The Derbyshire bowlers had a tough time containing the Bears' batsmen, with Zaman Khan being particularly expensive, conceding 44 runs in his four-over spell while managing to pick up just one wicket. Facing a challenging target, the Derbyshire Falcons got off to a fortunate start, but it was Luis Reece and Haider Ali who played superbly to forge a fifty-run opening partnership from just 33 balls. Their partnership laid the perfect foundation for the Falcons' innings. Unfortunately for Derbyshire, the partnership was broken in an untidy manner. Haider Ali, after scoring 48 runs, charged down the wicket but missed the delivery from Danny Briggs. The wicketkeeper, Alex Davies, initially missed the stumping opportunity but managed to complete it on the second attempt as the batter was stranded outside his crease. Make sense of this Haider Ali stumping 👀 During his 34-ball stay at the crease, Haider Ali displayed his power-hitting skills by smashing four boundaries and two sixes. His contribution was crucial in keeping Derbyshire in the game. The solid opening platform provided by Reece and Haider Ali allowed their captain, Leus du Plooy, to play an unbeaten innings of 66 runs. Du Plooy's knock was crucial in leading the Derbyshire Falcons to victory as they chased down the mammoth target with just three balls to spare.

Watch: Dismissed for a four-ball duck opening the batting in the first innings, Haider put on a stunning counter-attack in the second alongside skipper Leus du Plooy, resurrecting Derbyshire after they had been reduced to 17-4, the second time their top-order had stumbled in the match. Haider and du Plooy put on an unbeaten 231-run stand, with Haider finishing on 129* at stumps on day two. The counter-attack had ensured Derbyshire had erased the deficit, nudging past by six runs by stumps. Du Plooy remained unbeaten on 96, having top-scored in the first innings (28) amid a dramatic capitulation, one of only two Derbyshire players to cross 20 in a 111-run total. Videos Watch: Arshdeep Singh pins Ben Foakes lbw for maiden wicket in miserly spell on County Championship debut Haider was aggressive against the spin of Dom Bess, hitting him for two sixes. There were attacking bursts spread across his 156-ball stay, including a hat-trick of fours against Matthew Revis. The first half-century came in 60 balls, while he brought up his fourth first-class ton from 128 deliveries, reaching both landmarks with a boundary. Even after he’d crossed his century, Haider continued the charge, hitting Bess for three fours in one over as the Derbyshire duo mounted a spectacular resistance. Haider ended the day with 21 fours in all. Du Plooy remained four runs away from his century.

Haidar Ali Haidar Ali (1721-1782) was the Indian ruler of Mysore. He was the most formidable enemy of the British in their struggle for supremacy in South India. Born at Budikote in Mysore, Haidar Ali started his career as a soldier. In 1749 he was a petty officer in the Mysore army attending on the nizam, theoretically the Mogul deputy in South India. The nizam was assassinated in 1750, and in the ensuing confusion Haidar came by enough wealth to equip his own contingent and to distinguish himself in the service of Nanjraj, the new strong man of Mysore. Nanjraj's involvement in the Anglo-French contest for supremacy in India gave Haidar the opportunity to master the art of warfare and learn the value of European as compared to Indian military training. Under Nanjraj, Mysore went bankrupt. Haidar, known for efficient leadership, first rose to be Nanjraj's most trusted lieutenant and later replaced him as usurper. Some nobles, in conspiracy with the Marathas, almost ousted him, but because of developments in North India the Marathas withdrew, and Haidar recovered full control in 1761. By 1764 he had extended his sway northward well beyond the Tungabhadra. For the rest of his life, with his superior diplomacy and strong army, Haidar Ali struggled to retain or add to his possessions against the Marathas in the northwest and the British on the east and west coasts. The Marathas made four very damaging campaigns against Haidar. But after the death of their greatest leader, Madh...

Prosecutors had charged that the pair managed to convince Secret Service agents assigned to the White House that they were legitimate DHS agents with their impersonation scheme — and labeled them a " Ali, 36, pleaded guilty to all of charges against him. The charges indicate that he and Taherzadeh were using the agents as part of a complex moneymaking scheme, not to gain access to national secrets. Haider Ali appeared virtually before Judge Michael Harvey on April 8. Bill Hennessy "It was a purpose of the conspiracy for Ali to ingratiate himself with members of federal law enforcement and the defense community," as well as "to enrich himself by obtaining property by fraudulent pretenses including through a false affiliation with the federal law enforcement community," according to a court filing outlining the scheme that Ali admitted to. Part of the scam included conning their way into multiple apartments and parking spaces at a Washington apartment complex while reassuring the landlord the federal government would pick up the tab. Federal prosecutors said the pair were also "lavishing gifts" on Secret Service agents, including "rent-free living." In court Wednesday, Ali maintained that he had been tricked, as well. He told U.S. District Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly that when he first started working with Taherzadeh, he believed that Taherzadeh’s company, United States Special Police, was legitimately affiliated with DHS. He said he didn’t become aware of the scam until th...

Haider Ali is a singer-songwriter, and an art director, also known as haidertonight. Haider Ali was born on July 12, 1994 in Islamabad, Pakistan. The son of a professional interior designer and artist [mother], and a marketer and general contractor [father]. He is of Southern Asian, Persian, and Italian descent. Ali has two older sisters and a younger brother. He grew up in a receptive, disciplined, yet contemporary family system. Ali often found himself drawing imaginary things in thin air that he would later put onto a piece of paper, a knack for art that he got from his mother from a very young age. Bored and unmotivated at the Army Public School (APS), the young Ali was a rather shy and sensitive child who found a safe haven in art and music classes, and his interest later sprouted into a full-time career. Ali was only eleven years old when he first began taking guitar and singing lessons - after which most of his musical edification came from the books of the legendary British author and BBC World Service producer Nick Freeth. Ali was also in a few bands as a teenager with his younger brother - one being Dying Desperation and another, Through Tonight. Ali recognizes Starting on the stage at the age of 15, Ali made his live debut on May 4, 2010, for a British Council charity event in Islamabad, Pakistan, raising money for the orphans of the devastating earthquake that shook Southern Asia in 2005. For his contribution to the relief efforts, Ali was given the award of ap...

Two weeks after FBI agents surged through a luxury apartment building in Washington, DC, and arrested two men who allegedly spent years pretending to be Homeland Security officers, the case continues to baffle even some of the nation’s most experienced counterintelligence experts. Did US investigators stumble onto an Iranian assassination plot or a case of two bozos whose alleged cosplay went horribly wrong? Earlier this month, the FBI arrested 36-year-old Arian Taherzadeh and 40-year-old Haider Ali for allegedly impersonating officers from the part of Immigration and Customs Enforcement that handles national security and customs investigation, known as Homeland Security Investigations (HSI). The alleged scheme, which lasted more than two years, was elaborate and would have been expensive to pull off. According to the FBI’s According to court filings, Taherzadeh and Ali’s alleged scheme was uncovered in March when a US postal inspector, investigating an alleged nearby assault on a mail carrier, interviewed the two men who identified themselves as part of a made-up DHS unit they called the US Special Police Investigation Unit. After the postal inspector alerted DHS, the FBI took up the case. But their investigation, according to prosecutors, was still unfolding when the Secret Service, investigating its own personnel’s alleged involvement with the two men, blundered by contacting Taherzadeh, tipping him off. This led the FBI to quickly arrest the men. As new details have em...

Haider, 22, has played 35 white-ball matches for his country, including two appearances at the recent ICC T20 World Cup, where Pakistan were runners-up to England. In 33 T20I appearances, he has scored 499 runs, including three half-centuries, one of which came against England at Emirates Old Trafford in 2020. Announcing Haider's signing on Friday, Derbyshire recognised his red-ball abilities also, citing an average of 54.33 from 11 first-class appearances, including three centuries and four half-centuries. He will be available in all formats during the 2023 county season, subject to international commitments, and joins Sri Lankan fast bowler Suranga Lakmal as the club's two overseas signings. "I spoke with him at the T20 World Cup, and again during the Lanka Premier League, and he's so hungry to come to England and prove himself in all formats, that's exactly the attitude we want in our dressing room. Of course, he still has a lot of developing to do, but I've outlined what I expect from him and I have no doubt Haider will succeed in county cricket." "Mickey Arthur is such a respected figure in world cricket and he's still so highly regarded within the Pakistan set-up, so the opportunity to learn from him is one I'm so excited about... there's a lot of good players here and Mickey wants to achieve something big with this club. Hopefully I can contribute a lot of runs in 2023 and entertain the Derbyshire crowd."

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Haider Ali's century was his first in the County Championship for Derbyshire LV= County Championship Division Two, Chesterfield (day two) Derbyshire 111 & 248-4: Ali 129*, du Plooy 96* Yorkshire 353: Malan 106, Masood 67, Lyth 48; Watt 5-83 Derbyshire (3 pts) lead Yorkshire (6 pts) by six runs with six wickets standing Match scorecard Brilliant batting by Leus du Plooy and Haider Ali halted Yorkshire's victory charge in its tracks and rescued Derbyshire on the second day of the County Championship match at Chesterfield. They had come together with Derbyshire heading for defeat at 17-4 after Dawid Malan's 106 guided Yorkshire to 353 and a lead of 242, despite spinner Mark Watt taking a career-best 5-83. But Du Plooy's 96 and Ali's 129 lifted the home side to 248 for four and a lead of six runs when bad light, followed by an electrical storm, ended play with 10 overs left in the day. Yorkshire had looked set for an even bigger lead until the dismissal of Malan sparked a collapse that saw the last five wickets fall for 28 runs. The England batter completed his second hundred of the season from 130 balls but when he failed to get enough on a lofted drive off Watt, Suranga Lakmal took off to his left at mid-off to hold a superb catch. Lakmal hurt his right elbow when he fell but was able to take the second new ball, although it was the spinners who did the damage. Dom Bess was bowled as he pushed out at Alex Thomson and after dispatching Watt for a big six over long-on, Jordan ...