Biography
Mushfiqur Rahim is one of Bangladesh’s most dependable and experienced cricketers. Born on May 9, 1987, in Bogura, he made his international debut in 2005 as a teenager. A technically sound wicketkeeper-batsman, Mushfiqur has been a key figure in Bangladesh’s rise in international cricket, known for his grit and ability to anchor innings under pressure. He was the first Bangladeshi to score a double century in Test cricket and has captained the national team in all formats. His leadership, consistency, and dedication make him a revered figure in Bangladesh cricket.
Career Highlights
First Bangladeshi to Score a Test Double Century
Scored 200 against Sri Lanka in Galle — a historic moment in Bangladesh cricket.
Key Role in First Test Win Over England
Anchored the innings as Bangladesh defeated England in Dhaka — their first-ever Test victory over them.
First Bangladeshi to 4,000 Test Runs
Became the first from his country to achieve this feat, showing his long-term consistency.
Crossed 5,000 Test Runs Landmark
Became the first and only Bangladeshi cricketer to reach 5,000 runs in Test cricket.
Fastest ODI Century by a Bangladeshi
Scored a century off just 60 balls against Ireland — Bangladesh's fastest ODI ton.
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Mushfiqur Rahim celebrates his historic double century against Sri Lanka in Galle, 2013.

A composed Mushfiqur guiding Bangladesh to victory with a match-winning knock.

Wicketkeeper in command – Mushfiqur shouts instructions from behind the stumps.

Bangladesh’s batting mainstay raises his bat after reaching a gritty Test fifty.

Mushfiqur with teammates after a famous Test win over England in Dhaka, 2016.

Focused in the nets – preparing for another challenging overseas tour.