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Shakib Al Hasan Profile

Shakib Al Hasan

Shakib Al Hasan

All Rounder Bangladesh

Left Handed & Slow left-arm orthodox 37 yrs.

Considered by many the most outstanding player to wear the Bangladesh national colors, Shakib Al Hasan has proved that he is one of the best all-rounders of his generation. Born on 24th March 1987 in the Khulna District of Bangladesh, he started playing cricket at an early age and represented several local teams and villages. His talent was iden...

ব্যক্তিগত তথ্য
Born March, 24 1987
Birth Place Bangladesh
Current age 37 yrs.
Role All Rounder
Batting style Left Handed
Bowling style Slow left-arm orthodox
ব্যাটিং পরিসংখ্যান
M I N/O R BF Avg S/R HS 200s 100s 50s 4x 6s
Test 66 121 7 4454 7188 39.07 61.96 217 1 5 31 539 27
ODI 247 234 31 7570 9138 37.29 82.84 134 0 9 56 699 54
T20I 117 116 16 2382 1946 23.82 122.40 84 0 0 12 242 50
FC 36 64 7 1915 3003 33.59 - 129 0 3 10 237 13
List A 58 55 2 1497 1540 28.24 97.20 91 0 0 10 132 29
T20 311 277 41 4827 3812 20.45 126.62 89 0 0 19 422 157
বোলিং পরিসংখ্যান
M I O Balls Maiden R W AVG S/R E/R BEST BOWL 5 WKT 10 WKT
Test 66 111 2462.3 14775 470 7238 233 31.06 63.41 2.93 7/36 19 2
ODI 247 241 2095.5 12575 101 9360 317 29.52 39.66 4.46 5/29 4 0
T20I 117 115 422.3 2535 3 2869 140 20.49 18.10 6.79 5/20 2 0
FC 36 57 1025 6150 248 2775 100 27.75 61.50 2.70 7/32 5 0
List A 58 57 435.2 2612 30 1798 80 22.47 32.65 4.13 5/18 1 0
T20 311 306 1088 6528 23 7348 342 21.48 19.08 6.75 6/6 3 0

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Considered by many the most outstanding player to wear the Bangladesh national colors, Shakib Al Hasan has proved that he is one of the best all-rounders of his generation. Born on 24th March 1987 in the Khulna District of Bangladesh, he started playing cricket at an early age and represented several local teams and villages. His talent was identified from these local grounds and he had a 6-month stint in the prestigious Bangladesh Krira Shikkha Protishtan (BKSP) institute before playing for Bangladesh U-17.

He made his first-class debut for Bangladesh Cricket Board XI against Zimbabwe at the start of 2005 and played his first U19 game in the Afro-Asia U19 Cup towards the end of the year. He made his List A debut for Bangladesh A the following year against Sri Lanka A and it was pretty evident that his skill levels exceeded that of his peers. He made his ODI debut in the second part of 2006 when Bangladesh toured Zimbabwe and later that year made his T20 debut straight at the international level when they played a one-off game against the same opponent at home.

He was included in the Bangladesh squad for the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup and played a crucial role in helping his team reach the knockout stages. He made his Test debut against India at home in the series post the World Cup and soon became a useful operator in all three formats of the game. Up until 2008, Shakib was considered a batter with part-time spin as an added skill set but when they faced New Zealand towards the end of the year, he was deployed as a front-line bowler. The move paid rich dividends as he claimed his maiden five-wicket haul ending with 7 wickets and conceding just 37 runs.

At the start of 2009, Shakib was rated the number one ODI all-rounder in the world but his teams fortunes were on a decline. This prompted the Bangladesh Cricket Board to replace their captain and Shakib was in contention to take the role. However, they decided not to burden their star player and made him deputy to Mashrafe Mortaza. During the tour of the West Indies, Mashrafe suffered an injury and Shakib became the youngest Bangladesh captain at the age of 22 for the second Test. Under his leadership, Bangladesh secured their first overseas series win and he led from the front claiming both the Player of the Match and the Player of the Series Award.

With his explosive batting style and a vast array of strokes, he became a master of the shortest format of the game. He became an integral part of several T20 Leagues worldwide for several years and performed at the highest level. He has even tasted success with the Kolkata franchise, winning titles with them in 2012 and 2014. Shakib Al Hasan bats in the middle order for Bangladesh as well as the franchise teams. He is a free-scoring batter with the ability to up the ante at will. He is crafty with his spin bowling variations, and his all-around abilities make him a valuable asset for any side.

He got his maiden ODI five-wicket haul against Zimbabwe towards the end of 2015 and showed his proficiency in the shortest format of the game three years later when he claimed his maiden T20I five-fer against West Indies. In 2017, after the retirement of Mashrafe, Shakib was appointed as T20I captain and later that year was handed the Test captaincy as well. Later that year, Shakib became the fourth bowler in the history of the game to take 5-wicket hauls against all Test-playing nations barring Afghanistan and Ireland who acquired Test status recently.

The 2019 World Cup was full of records for Shakib as he continued to perform at the highest level. In the first game, he became the fastest cricketer to reach 250 wickets and 5000 runs in ODI as he got there in 199 games. In the same tournament, he became the first Bangladesh player to score 1000 runs in World Cup games also becoming the first player to score 600 runs and take 10 wickets in a single edition of the mega event. He became the second cricketer after Yuvraj Singh to claim a 5-wicket haul and score a half-century in a World Cup match. He was picked for the Team of the Tournament by ICC for his exploits in the competition.

He returned to play for the national side towards the end of 2020 after a one-year ban and was picked in the squad for the 2021 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. At the start of 2022, he was named in the ICC Men’s ODI Team of the Year and was later appointed as the captain for the Asia Cup and the 2022 ICC Men’s World Cup. Having missed out on the 2022 edition of the Indian T20 League, Shakib was re-signed by the Kolkata franchise for the competition in 2023.