Michael Levitt
Michael Levitt is a British-American biophysicist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2013 for his pioneering work in computational chemistry, particularly for developing methods to simulate molecular dynamics.
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Nepal:
Michael Levitt scored a brilliant half-century with 86 runs for the Netherlands.
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Pakistan:
Michael Levitt smashed a six to finally seal the win for the Netherlands.
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Guyana:
Michael Levitt then launched a six the first ball and Max O’Dowd went 6 and 4 off the final two balls to take the game into a second Super Over.
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Nepal:
Michael Levitt scored 20 runs and contributed to the Netherlands' victory.
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Nepal:
Michael scored 27 runs and was one of the top scorers for the Netherlands.
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Nepal:
Michael Levitt took the wickets of both Bhim and Rohit, dominating the game.
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Nepal:
Michael took two wickets, dismissing both Kusal and Bhima.
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Argentina:
Michael Levitt is mentioned as a journalist who was murdered, highlighting the dangers faced by the press.
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Israel:
Michael Levitt is a biophysicist who worked with Martin Karplus and Arieh Warshel on molecular dynamics simulations.
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