The top ten
Bangladeshi cricketers of all time
Argentina,
Brazil, France are mixed with the blood of football, and the blood of the
people of Bangladesh are mixed with cricket. In rural areas, the City of the
Olympiad always runs cricket frenzy. When Shakib, Tamim and Mashrafeera fight
in the field, when the eyes of Bengal viewers are on the TV screen, at the
stadium. Cricket crazy country can be called Bangladesh
10.
Khaled Masud
Khaled
Masud was the best wicketkeeper batsman in Bangladesh at the start of the 21st
Century. Khaled Masud was not only a reliable wicketkeeper but also a reliable
batsman. Normally he used to bat at number seven.
In
the first Test match of South Africa, Khaled Masud scored 33 runs for 3 hours.
His only century in Test cricket came against the West Indies in 2004. In that
match he batted for 6 hours and scored 103 runs off unbeaten. Unbeaten 71 runs
in one-day international cricket format Which he made against Australia in
2005. Khaled Masud scored a total of 44 Tests and scored 3,000 runs in 126 ODI
matches in his career.
9.
Mahmudullah Riyadh
Allrounder
Mahmudullah Riyad is one of the most reliable batsmen of Bangladesh's middle
order. At present, his performance in the Finisher Roll is excellent.
Mahmudullah's average strike rate of 214.29 runs in the last 5 overs.
Sometimes
the ball needs to be thrown in the ball, and once again he gets caught in the
bat. Mahmudullah's shoulder on the shoulders of Bangladesh is an example of
winning the match. He took 8 wickets in his debut Test match against West
Indies in 2009.
Mahmudullah
stormed the debate on the cricket stadium in 2015 with the world record of 2
centuries in successive matches against England and New Zealand in World Cup
cricket. In all his international career, he has scored 123 wickets and 5000
runs above all format matches. Currently Mahmudullah is at number eight in the
list of world's best all-rounders.
8.
Mohammad Ashraful
Mohammad
Ashraful is the former captain of Bangladesh national cricket team and a
batsman with a unique talent. He created a new dimension in the cricket chapter
of Bangladesh
He
is the youngest batsman to score hundreds in Test cricket. Ashraful scored 114
runs against Sri Lanka in his Test debut at the Asian Test Championship on 8
September 2001, at the Sinhalese Sports Club ground, a day before his 17th
birthday. He faced 100 balls against Australia in 2005, scored just 1 and
started a fun chapter in the history of cricket.
Then,
in 2007, South Africa won the title of Twenty20 in Twenty20. That was the
record for playing half-century in the shortest T-Twenty T20 format. Ashraful
batting alongside leggreck also would have said. He owns 39 wickets in Tests
and one-day cricket. Mohammad Ashraful has scored 6,205 runs in a total of 238
matches in one-day and Test cricket matches.
7.
Abdur Razzak
Abdur
Razzaq is the guide of Bangladeshi spinners. He was a left-handed legbreaker.
He would not have hesitated to send the batsmen out of the bag with long
bowling action, skill, and intelligent bowling. Abdur Razzak was one of the
best spinners of the subcontinent from 2000 to 2010.
Born
in Khulna Division, Abdur Razzak started his cricketing career in the Khulna
Divisional Cricket team during the 2000-2001 season. In 2002, he took 7 wickets
for 17 runs in an innings against Zimbabwe for Bangladesh A team.
Abdur
Razzak won the Man of the Series award in 2009, taking 15 wickets in Zimbabwe's
three-match ODI series. He played only 153 ODIs, being the first Bangladeshi to
own 200 wickets at an average of 4.56 runs per over. He is currently out of the
national team, but ruled in the domestic league.
6.
Habibul Bashar
Habibul
Bashar is a former captain and all-rounder from Bangladesh National Cricket
Team. His base was strong on the wicket. When all the batsmen of the team left
the field one after another, he stood on a wicket like a pole.
Habibul
Bashar is one of the most successful Test batsmen of Bangladesh. He was called
"Mr Fifty" to score three hundreds in Test cricket, 24 half-centuries
and 14 half-centuries in one-day internationals.
Under
the Habibul Bashar, Bangladesh National Cricket Team won the first Test and won
one-day international match against Australia, Sri Lanka, India, and South
Africa. Habibul Bashar scored 3,000 runs in ODI cricket and scored more than
2000 runs in Test cricket, and during his time he was one of the best batsmen
of Bangladesh.
5.
Mohammad Rafique
Former
Pakistan captain Mohammad Rafique was originally a left-arm spinner
Occasionally the bat was also lit by the bat.
Mohammad Rafique was the best
off-spinner of Bangladesh till the debut of Shakib Al Hasan and Mehdi Hassan
Miraz. He took five wickets in a Test match with Zimbabwe in 2005 and led the
team to victory. That was Bangladesh's first Test win. Mohammad Rafiq became
the owner of 225 international wickets with his full career.
4.
Mushfiqur Rahim
Mushfiqur
Rahim, a former captain of Bangladesh national cricket team, is a reliable
wicket-keeper and batsman. He is one of the main parts of the Bangladesh team
in present time. Mushfiqur Rahim is the best wicketkeeper batsman in the
country's history.
He
made his ODI debut at the age of 16. Generally, he bats in the middle order.
35.65 in ODIs is the average of his runs for the match. Mushfiqur Rahim scored
his 100th century in a one-off 100 against India in the Asia Cup 2014 in India.
Then, in 2015, he achieved his second century in his career with Pakistan.
Mushfiqur Rahim has scored 4000 runs in ODIs and more than 3,000 runs in his
career in his career.
3.
Mashrafe Bin Mortaza
Mashrafe
Bin Mortaza, captain of Bangladesh ODI team, love and confidence symbol and
guide to fast bowlers of Bangladesh is Mashrafe Bin Mortaza. He has taken 360
wickets with 33.45 runs per wicket.
Mashrafe
is the only cricketer in the world who is going to continue his game after
having a knee surgery seven times. In the 2007 World Cup in India, he took 4
wickets in the match against India and got him out of the World Cup. Mashrafee
captains Bangladesh's one-day cricket. Under his leadership, Bangladesh won the
quadrangular final of the one-day World Cup in 2015.
2.
Tamim Iqbal
Tamim
Iqbal is the best opener in Bangladesh's cricket history. As the first and only
Bangladeshi cricketer, he scored 10 thousand runs in international cricket.
Left-handed
opener Tamim Iqbal's debut came almost a decade ago, but his bat has flared for
4 to 5 years. Tamim reached his 11th century milestone in the one-day match
against the recently concluded West Indies. He achieved the honor of double
century in Test match against Pakistan in 2015.
As
the only Bangladeshi cricketer at the international level, Tamim Iqbal has
scored 20 hundreds and 70 half-centuries. Currently, he has scored his personal
runs 6,305 in ODIs and 4,049 in Test cricket.
1.
Shakib Al Hasan
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