Mehidy Hasan Wiki, Biography, Age, Spouse, Net Worth, Fast Facts

Their success against New Zealand in their final match of the reunion stage of the competition was also the first group win in the entire existence of the ICC Champions Trophy. He was also an important person of the Bangladesh team that had reached the final of the 2018 version of the Asian Cup, the third time the country had achieved the achievement.

Before breaking into the senior public group in October 2016, he had captained Bangladesh in the 2014 and 2016 versions of the ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup. The group had finished ninth and third, individually, in those competitions. The 2016 version was when Bangladesh first reached the semi-last of the competition and Mehidy’s all-around displays had a crucial impact on that.

For scoring 242 runs and keeping 12 excuses in just 6 games, he was named the ‘Player of the Tournament’. At the 2016 ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup, Mehidy was Bangladesh’s best bowler in their opening meeting stage match against South Africa (3/37 in 9.4 overs) and their best batsman in the semi-final misfortune of the would-be West Indian chiefs (60 runs from 74 balls).

Bangladesh’s captain and charm in that competition, he was named the ‘Man of the Match’ for his mixed displays in Bangladesh’s successes over Nepal in the quarter-finals (55 runs not out of 65 balls and 1/51 of every 10 overs ) and Sri Lanka in the third finalist match of the season (3/28 from 10 overs and 53 runs from 66 balls).

His displays at the 2016 ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup had gotten him on the radar of Bangladeshi public selectors and optimized him in the senior public group. He made his world debut in the main match of Bangladesh’s two-legged home Test series against England, in October 2016.

He had a quick effect by posting figures of 6/80 from 39.5 overs in the opening innings of that England match, thus becoming the youngest Bangladeshi player to have taken a 5-wicket jerk on his Test match debut. Great Britain, however, proceeded to win the grueling test by 22 runs. Here, Bangladesh had taken each of the 20 wickets against England in a test match.

This was also England’s closest win against Bangladesh in a Test match, their closest winning advantage in a Test match played in Asia, and Bangladesh’s closest loss in a Test match in cricket (in terms of runs). ).

In the next (and final) match of the series, he posted eye-popping figures of 6/82 from 28 overs and 6/77 from 21.3 overs to win the ‘Man of the Match’ scholarship and help Bangladesh dominate the game by 108 runs.

This was Bangladesh’s first win in a test match against England. His overall match figures of 12/159 were staggering for a Bangladeshi bowler in a test match. He had also become the sixth bowler in history to have recorded three 5-wicket pulls in his first two Test matches.

Mehidy’s 19-wicket haul in the 2 matches, the best performance by a Bangladeshi bowler in a test match series, also earned him the ‘Player of the Series’ honour. This made him the first player from Bangladesh, and only the ninth player overall, to earn ‘Player of the Series’ honor in their introductory test series.

In November 2018, in a test match at home against the West Indies, he posted unreasonable figures of 7/58 from 16 overs and 5/59 from 20 overs. He had won the ‘Man of the Match’ scholarship for his display and his overall figures of 12/117 were staggering for a Bangladeshi bowler in a test match, bettering his own previous record of 12/159.

Bangladesh proceeded to dominate the game by one inning and 184 runs. This was the first time in history that Bangladesh sanctioned ‘following’ (the demonstration of driving an opponent to bat in their second inning after the end of their first inning) in a test match and it was also Bangladesh’s first event dominating a Test game for one inning.

By February 2021, she had scored her Women’s Test match century (103 runs from 168 balls) in the main match of Bangladesh’s 2-match home Test series against West Indies. He had also bowled amazingly in that match: 4/58 for 26 overs in the first innings and 4/113 for 35 overs in the second innings.

However, his splendid all-around display was overshadowed by the West Indies, who had indeed chased a gargantuan target of 395 runs. This was the fifth most notable effective run ever in the fourth inning of a Test match, as well as the highest fruitful run in a Test match held in Asia.

During the next (and last) match of the series, he became the fastest Bangladeshi bowler (24 caps) to hold 100 wickets in Test cricket. Bangladesh, however, as if transfixed by the West Indies’ remarkable chase in the main match, bungled their quest for a moderate target of 231 runs to lose the match by just 17 runs, and thus the series by one. advantage. from 2-0.

In February 2022, in the first match of a reciprocal ODI series at home against Afghanistan, he came in at bat, at number 8, with Bangladesh struggling terribly with a score of 45/6 in the twelfth while chasing a target of 216 runs. He had then stitched together a full 174-run stand, for the seventh wicket, with Afif Hossain, to lead Bangladesh to a shocking 4-wicket triumph.

These were the most objective showings effectively followed up to a group in ODI after losing 6 wickets and this was the second most notable association for 7th or less wickets in ODI history. This was the prime case of a group winning an ODI with their top 6 batsmen totaling just 30 runs. Mehidy’s score of 81 unspent runs (120 balls) in that match was the highest individual score in an effective ODI chase while he was batting at number 8 or less.

His association with Afif was 79.45% of the Bangladeshi total, the most outstanding engagement of batsmen from a group below No. 6, in ODI history. He had bowled steadily in that match as well (0/28 out of 10 overs) and was named the ‘Man of the Match’ for his inside and outside display.

On the local Bangladesh circuit, Mehidy has played for Kalabagan Cricket Academy (2014-2016) and Khulna Division (2015-Present) in each of 3 configurations. In establishment-based T20 associations, he has featured for Rajshahi Kings (2016-2018-19), Khulna Tigers (2019-20), and Chattogram Challengers (2021-22) in the BPL (Bangladesh Premier League); and Trinbago Knight Riders (2017) in the CPL (Caribbean Premier League).