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| − | '''Saladin Khoshnaw''' was a contestant during [[Series 1]]. Having beaten future Series 1 finalist [[Michael Wylie]] in the first of his preliminary games, [[Episode 22]], he failed to secure victory in his [[Episode 23|next match]], falling to [[Heather Frankland]], a member of the Association of Premier Scrabble Players. | + | '''Saladin Khoshnaw''' was a contestant during [[Series 1]]. Having beaten future Series 1 finalist [[Michael Wylie]] in the first of his preliminary games, [[Episode 22]], he failed to secure victory in his [[Episode 23|next match]], falling to [[Heather Frankland]], a member of the Association of Premier Scrabble Players. He later reappeared in [[series 12]] under the name Karl Kurdistan, losing to [[Cathy Morgan]] in the final heat game of the series. |
Outside of Countdown, Khoshnaw is famous in the Scrabble scene for getting the highest single-turn score in tournament play. | Outside of Countdown, Khoshnaw is famous in the Scrabble scene for getting the highest single-turn score in tournament play. | ||
[[Category:Contestants in Series 1|Khoshnaw, Saladin]] | [[Category:Contestants in Series 1|Khoshnaw, Saladin]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Contestants in Series 12|Khoshnaw, Saladin]] | ||
Revision as of 13:10, 19 August 2007
Saladin Khoshnaw was a contestant during Series 1. Having beaten future Series 1 finalist Michael Wylie in the first of his preliminary games, Episode 22, he failed to secure victory in his next match, falling to Heather Frankland, a member of the Association of Premier Scrabble Players. He later reappeared in series 12 under the name Karl Kurdistan, losing to Cathy Morgan in the final heat game of the series.
Outside of Countdown, Khoshnaw is famous in the Scrabble scene for getting the highest single-turn score in tournament play.
