Alexander Steele

Steele designed many buildings across Scotland, and in the 1980s led the section of the firm's Dundee office which was responsible for hospital architecture and work alongside the Department of the Environment. His association with RIBA saw him serve as an examiner. His career in architecture lasted until the 1990s, when ill health necessitated his retirement. A club cricketer for Forfarshire, Steele made his debut for Scotland in first-class cricket against Lancashire at Old Trafford on Scotland's tour of England in 1967. He was a regular member of the Scottish side in first-class cricket in the late 1960s, making eight appearances to 1969. An eight-year gap before his next appearance Ireland in 1977 followed, with Steele making a further five first-class appearances to 1980. Playing in the Scottish side as a wicket-keeper batsman, Steele scored 621 runs in his fourteen first-class appearances at an average of 24.84; he scored two half centuries, all against Ireland, with a highest score of 97 in 1968.

• Name — Alexander Steele • Country — Scotland • Full Name — Alexander Steele • Born — 25 February 1941 • Birthplace — Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia • Batting — Right-handed • Role — Wicket-keeper • Club1 — Scotland • Year1 — 1967–1980 • Columns — 1 • Column1 — First-class • Matches1 — 14 • Runs1 — 621 • Bat Avg1 — 24.84 • 100s 50s1 — 0/2 • Top Score1 — 97 • Hidedeliveries — true • Catches Stumpings1 — 11/2 • Date — 6 July • Year — 2022 • Source — https: www.espncricinfo.com/player/alexander-steele-25356 Cricinfo