Napoleon Einstein
Indian cricketer
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- Napoleon Einstein (born 16 August 1989) is an Indian cricketer.
- He played for Tamil Nadu in domestic cricket and was signed by Chennai Super Kings for the Indian Premier League.
- Opening the batting, he scored 92, putting on 203 for the first wicket with Murali Vijay to set up a 46-run win.
- He has been batting, and bowling off spinners in under-19 tournaments and has been selected for the Indian team for the under-19 World cup to be held in Malaysia in Feb 2008.
- Etymology of the name Einstein's personal explanation of his name: "My grandfather was a scientist.
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WikipediaNapoleon Einstein (born 16 August 1989) is an Indian cricketer. He is a right-handed opening batsman. He played for Tamil Nadu in domestic cricket and was signed by Chennai Super Kings for the Indian Premier League.
Einstein made his List A debut for Tamil Nadu against Kerala in a Ranji One-Day Trophy match at Secunderabad in February 2007. Opening the batting, he scored 92, putting on 203 for the first wicket with Murali Vijay to set up a 46-run win. A month later, he played against Assam in the same competition but this time made only 1.
He has been batting, and bowling off spinners in under-19 tournaments and has been selected for the Indian team for the under-19 World cup to be held in Malaysia in Feb 2008. India went on to win the under-19 world cup.
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