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Shakib Al Hasan      

Bangladesh

Full name Shakib Al Hasan

Born March 24, 1987, Magura, Jessore

Current age 33 years 111 days

Major teams Bangladesh, Adelaide Strikers, Bangladesh A, Bangladesh Cricket Board XI, Barbados Tridents, Brampton Wolves, Dhaka Gladiators, Jamaica Tallawahs, Karachi Kings, Khulna Division, Kolkata Knight Riders, Peshawar Zalmi, Sunrisers Hyderabad, Worcestershire

Also known as Saqibul Hasan

Playing role Allrounder

Batting style Left-hand bat

Bowling style Slow left-arm orthodox

Batting and fielding averages

	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Ave	BF	SR	100	50	4s	6s	Ct	St
Tests	56	105	7	3862	217	39.40	6224	62.05	5	24	475	19	24	0
ODIs	206	194	27	6323	134*	37.86	7641	82.75	9	47	574	42	50	0
T20Is	76	76	10	1567	84	23.74	1266	123.77	0	9	163	33	19	0
First-class	92	169	14	5777	217	37.27			8	34			47	0
List A	251	237	29	7465	134*	35.88	8796	84.86	9	55	675	63	68	0
T20s	308	281	45	4970	86*	21.05	4070	122.11	0	19	463	123	78	0

Bowling averages

	Mat	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	BBM	Ave	Econ	SR	4w	5w	10
Tests	56	95	13020	6537	210	7/36	10/124	31.12	3.01	62.0	8	18	2
ODIs	206	203	10517	7857	260	5/29	5/29	30.21	4.48	40.4	8	2	0
T20Is	76	75	1667	1894	92	5/20	5/20	20.58	6.81	18.1	3	1	0
First-class	92		19170	9312	310	7/32		30.03	2.91	61.8	10	23	2
List A	251	247	12445	9215	321	5/18	5/18	28.70	4.44	38.7	13	3	0
T20s	308	302	6487	7459	354	6/6	6/6	21.07	6.89	18.3	8	4	0

Career statistics

Test debut	Bangladesh v India at Chattogram, May 18-22, 2007 scorecard
Last Test	Bangladesh v Afghanistan at Chattogram, Sep 5-9, 2019 scorecard
Test statistics

ODI debut	Zimbabwe v Bangladesh at Harare, Aug 6, 2006 scorecard
Last ODI	Bangladesh v Pakistan at Lord's, Jul 5, 2019 scorecard
ODI statistics

T20I debut	Bangladesh v Zimbabwe at Khulna, Nov 28, 2006 scorecard
Last T20I	Bangladesh v Afghanistan at Chattogram, Sep 21, 2019 scorecard
T20I statistics

First-class debut	Bangladesh Cricket Board XI v Zimbabweans at Chattogram, Jan 1-3, 2005 scorecard
Last First-class	Bangladesh v Afghanistan at Chattogram, Sep 5-9, 2019 scorecard
List A debut	Bangladesh A v Sri Lanka A at Bogra, Apr 4, 2006 scorecard
Last List A	Bangladesh v Pakistan at Lord's, Jul 5, 2019 scorecard
T20s debut	Bangladesh v Zimbabwe at Khulna, Nov 28, 2006 scorecard
Last T20s	Barbados Tridents v Guyana Amazon Warriors at Tarouba, Oct 12, 2019 scorecard

Recent matches

Bat & Bowl	Team	Opposition	Ground	Match Date	Scorecard
15, 0/18	Tridents	v Amazon	Tarouba	12 Oct 2019	T20
18, 0/27	Tridents	v T&T Riders	Tarouba	10 Oct 2019	T20
0/46, 5	Tridents	v Amazon	Providence	6 Oct 2019	T20
2/25, 13	Tridents	v T&T Riders	Port of Spain	2 Oct 2019	T20
22, 1/20	Tridents	v Zouks	Bridgetown	29 Sep 2019	T20
1/14, 38	Tridents	v Patriots	Bridgetown	28 Sep 2019	T20
1/24, 70*	Bangladesh	v Afghanistan	Chattogram	21 Sep 2019	T20I # 892
10, 1/28	Bangladesh	v Zimbabwe	Chattogram	18 Sep 2019	T20I # 886
2/18, 15	Bangladesh	v Afghanistan	Dhaka	15 Sep 2019	T20I # 883
0/49, 1	Bangladesh	v Zimbabwe	Dhaka	13 Sep 2019	T20I # 881

Profile

When the annals of Bangladesh cricket are sifted by future generations, Shakib Al Hasan will emerge and re-emerge as the greatest cricketer of its first two decades. His on-field performances and off-field professionalism set a benchmark that was followed by peers and juniors alike. As a bowler, Shakib is accurate, consistent and canny; aggression and a wide range of strokes are the keys to his batting. Even more importantly, he has self-belief an excellent temperament, unflustered by the big occasion and ready to do battle against the top teams. ODI debut

The best of his ability and temperament were on display in his first Test as captain, against a weakened West Indies side in Grenada, when Shakib took eight wickets and scored an unbeaten 96 in a tense but successful fourth-innings chase of 215, leading Bangladesh to their first overseas series victory. In only his fourth Test as captain, Shakib scored 87 and 100 - his maiden Test century - in a losing cause against New Zealand in Hamilton, performances that offered further proof of his skill and ability to handle pressure. Against the same opponents in 2008, Shakib took 7 for 36 in Chittagong, only the second instance of a Bangladesh bowler taking seven or more wickets in a Test innings.

In ODIs, Shakib's contributions have been equally vital with bat and ball and he became the first from Bangladesh to achieve the double of 2000 runs and 100 wickets. He also became the first batsman from Bangladesh to score five hundreds, despite mostly batting at No. 5.

Being clearly the best player in the team, it wasn't surprising when Shakib was handed the captaincy in 2009 after Mashrafe Mortaza repeatedly got injured during his first tenure. His ability to perform consistently and to stay calm under pressure worked well for Bangladesh, as they won 22 out of 47 games under him, and even beat England in the 2011 World Cup. However, the World Cup campaign was followed by a disappointing tour of Zimbabwe, where Bangladesh lost a one-off Test and the ODI series, which led to Shakib's removal as captain.

His form hardly waned, however, as he quickly bounced back to help Bangladesh bowl out West Indies for 61 in an ODI; a hundred and five-for in the same Test - something he has done twice - followed later in the year. He remained consistent for Bangladesh and his IPL team, Kolkata Knight Riders, but in 2014 Shakib lapsed into off-field shenanigans that saw him fined for lewdly gesticulating at the camera from the dressing-room during an ODI against Sri Lanka, then suspended for six months by the BCB for misbehaving with coach Chandika Hathurusingha and threatening to quit Bangladesh duty. The ban was lifted early and Shakib made the vice-captain in the ODI and T20 formats under Mashrafe. His match-winning ability was undimmed and he played key roles in Bangladesh wins during their stellar 2015.