Najmul hossain shanto

October 30, 2022 | 12:18 pm 2 min read Najmul Hossain Shanto scored a brilliant 71 (Source: Twitter/@ICC) Bangladesh opener Najmul Hossain Shanto smashed his maiden half-century in T20Is. He achieved the milestone against Zimbabwe in the ongoing The dasher scored a 55-ball 71, a knock laced with seven boundaries and a six. Notably, Here we look at Shanto's stats. Shanto plays an important knock Bangladesh lost Shanto then joined forces with skipper While Shakib was also dismissed for 23, Shanto carried on and breached the 50-run mark. He eventually fell prey to How Shanto has fared in T20Is? Shanto, who made his T20I debut in September 2019, has so far scored 309 runs in 15 games. He has an average and strike rate of 22.07 and 109.57, respectively. Overall in T20 cricket, he has scored 2,057 runs in 101 matches, with his average and strike rate being 23.64 and 121.57, respectively. The 24-year-old has seven fifties and two centuries under his belt. How did the match pan out? Bangladesh set a target of 151 against Zimbabwe. Opting to bat, the Tigers faced heavy blows at the start but sailed to a respectable total (150/7). A clutch display from Shanto (71) and a stupendous finish from Afif Hossain (29) played a part. Zimbabwe lost four quick wickets in the chase. Although Williams inspired hope, Bangladesh staged an astonishing comeback. Zimbabwe managed 147/8.

Najmul Hossain Shanto's Ton Guides Bangladesh To 362/5 Against Afghanistan Najmul Hossain struck his third Test century as Bangladesh dominated a hapless Afghanistan to score 362-5 on the first day of the one-off Test in Dhaka on Wednesday. • Agence France-Presse • Updated: June 14, 2023 06:51 PM IST Najmul Hossain struck his third Test century as Bangladesh dominated a hapless Afghanistan to score 362-5 on the first day of the one-off Test in Dhaka on Wednesday. Najmul made 146 off 175 balls and set up an imposing total in his 212-run second-wicket partnership with Mahmudul Hasan, who hit 76 to make his third Test fifty. Afghanistan, who are without talismanic all-rounder Rashid Khan, were on the back foot for most of the day after electing to bowl first on a rare green-top wicket at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium. Debutant medium pacer The sharp catch from wicketkeeper But Najmul and Mahmudul immediately forged a strong partnership to take control of the proceedings and deny the visitors further momentum. Najmul hit back-to-back fours off Yamin Ahmadzai in the first over he came to bat and brought up his fifty off 58 balls with a boundary off leg-spinner Zahir. Occasional spinner Mahmudul hit nine boundaries in his sedate 137-ball innings. Afghanistan enjoyed a brief spell of success in the post-tea session when Nijat dismissed Najmul fell soon after, heaving a catch to Nasir Jamal at deep midwicket off left-arm spinner The 24-year-old left-hander smashed 23 fours in...

Chattogram: England 156-6, Bangladesh 158-4 - Bangladesh won by six wickets Najmul Hossain Shanto scored a blistering half-century to help Bangladesh defeat England by six wickets in the first T20I in Chattogram. A half-century from Jos Buttler had England motoring in the first innings before four wickets in the final five overs restricted their total to 156 for 6. Shanto then smashed 51 runs off just 30 deliveries to help Bangladesh cruise home with 12 balls to spare. England were sent in to bat after losing the toss and were handed a lifeline at the end of the powerplay when Bangladesh captain Shakib Al Hasan dropped a routine chance at mid-on when Buttler was on 19 (13). The England skipper made his counterpart pay, putting on 80 runs for the first wicket with Phil Salt before his partner was caught behind off Nasum Ahmed on the stroke of drinks. Dawid Malan, the first of three catches taken by Shanto, departed without making an impression as England lost two wickets in quick succession. Jos Buttler scored a half-century after being dropped on 19 [Gareth Copley/Getty Images] A flurry of late boundaries proved costly for England [Gareth Copley/Getty Images] Buttler soon had England firing again, this time in the company of Ben Duckett, with whom he put on 47 runs off 25 deliveries to spark talk of a 180-plus total. However, both players departed within the space of two deliveries – Duckett was bowled for 20 (13) by Mustafizur Rahman at the end of the 16th while Hasan Mah...

"I always believed that I would score runs," Shanto said after the first day's play against Afghanistan. "I went to the middle to score runs. I always believed in my training pattern and how much hard work I was doing. [I wanted to find out] what else I needed to do. I had belief in my preparation too. I believed I was progressing in the right way. But I wasn't getting results despite putting in the effort in training. "It feels bad when you are not scoring runs but it is true that I didn't think much about the outcome or whatever was being said about me. I was focusing on my limitations. Now I am getting the outcome, so I am trying to hold on to the consistency as much as possible. "It is special to get a Test century at home. I was concentrating well throughout the innings. I didn't think differently towards the end. I could have scored more; I will try to make it bigger next time." In Dhaka, Shanto attacked the Afghanistan bowlers in various ways, from meeting the ball early to rocking back whenever they went too short. He raced away to 64 off 76 balls, with 11 fours, in the first session. There was the odd good spell he had to see off, but the combination of the opposition's lack of experience, heat and his own form meant he could score freely. He was also fed a string of leg-stump half-volleys and full-tosses and drove them gleefully. "I don't think we bowled as well as we should have," Trott said. "I think there's a bit in the wicket. We saw that when we got the ball...

• Test debut(cap 20 January 2017v Last Test 14 June 2023v ODI debut(cap 20 September 2018v Last ODI 12 May 2023v T20I debut(cap 18 September 2019v Last T20I 31 March 2023v Domestic team information Years Team 2015 2016–2017 2017–2018 2020-present 2023 Career statistics Competition Matches 21 23 23 66 Runs scored 1209 580 548 4,173 30.225 26.36 28.84 38.63 100s/50s 3/4 1/3 0/3 10/20 Top score 163 117 71 253 109 18 12 561 0 – 0 6 - - – 55.83 0 – 0 0 10 wickets in match – – 0 0 Best bowling 0/0 – – 2/44 Catches/ 14/– 6/– 16/0 42/– Representing Men's Najmul Hossain Shanto ( নাজমুল হোসেন শান্ত; born 25 August 1998) is a Bangladeshi He is the second Bangladeshi to score a century in domestic In December 2015, he was named in Early and personal life [ ] Shanto comes from Ranhat in Rajshahi, and began his cricket training at the Clemon Rajshahi Cricket Academy. The academy was almost 20 kilometers away from his home, so he would cycle and walk each day to get there. He married Sabrin Sultana Ratna in 2020 during the lockdown of the Domestic career [ ] He made his In December 2017, he and He was the leading run-scorer in the In October 2018, he was named in the squad for the On 8 December 2020, in the In November 2022, he was selected to play for International career [ ] In November 2016, he was named in a 22-man preparatory squad to train in Australia, ahead of In August 2018, he was one of twelve debutants to be selected for a 31-man preliminary squad for Bangladesh ahead of the ...

Name Najmul Hossain Shanto Born August 25, 1998 Rajshahi Age 24 years 295 days Teams Bangladesh, Bangladesh U19, BCB Select XI, Bangladesh Cricket Board XI, Comilla Victorians, Bangladesh U23, Khulna Titans, Bangladesh A, Khulna Tigers, Minister Group Rajshahi, Fortune Barishal, Sylhet Strikers Nickname Shanto Bat Style Left Handed Bat Bowl Style Right-arm offbreak An elegant left-hander with a high back-lift, Nazmul Hossain plays for Rajshahi domestically since November 2014. He hit the headlines at a very young age, when he struck a double-century in a one-day match at the school level. The southpaw was selected for the Under-19 World Cup, 2014 at the age of 15. In the 2015 season, he registered his maiden first-class century playing for Rajshahi Division. It was in the year 2016 when Nazmul Hussain's career started to blossom. It started with the Under-19 World Cup which was held in his home country - Bangladesh - where he received back-to-back man of the match awards against South Africa and Scotland. He aggregated 259 runs which helped his team finish third in the tournament. In the same year, he was picked by the then defending champions Comilla Victorians for the fourth edition of the Bangladesh Premier League. He scored a fifty on his debut game against the likes of Tymal Mills, Taskin and Mohammad Nabi. In November 2016, Shanto was chosen by the selectors for a preparatory camp held in Sydney, ahead of the national team's tour to New Zealand. Nazmul was added to t...