Mehrab Hossain Jnr

Mehrab Hossain Jnr

Bangladesh Bangladesh

Overview

Full Name Mehrab Hossain Jnr
Age 37y 309d
Born Wednesday July 8, 1987, Bangladesh
Batting Style Left Handed
Bowling Style Slow left-arm orthodox
Playing Role Batter

Teams represented

Bangladesh BangladeshBangladesh A Bangladesh ABangladesh Invitation XI Bangladesh Invitation XIDhaka Division Dhaka DivisionDhaka Metropolis Dhaka MetropolisBangladesh Under-19 Bangladesh Under-19Chattogram Challengers Chattogram ChallengersDhaka Gladiators Dhaka GladiatorsBangladesh Central Zone Bangladesh Central ZoneBrothers Union Brothers UnionPrime Bank Cricket Club Prime Bank Cricket ClubKalabagan Krira Chakra Kalabagan Krira ChakraPartex Sporting Club Partex Sporting Club

Biography

A left-hand batsman, Mehrab Hossain Jr topped the Bangladesh batting averages at ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2006 in Sri Lanka, having scored 196 runs at 49. He also took the most wickets (13 at 8.38) with his left-arm spin.

Soon, Hossain was selected for the ICC Champions Trophy 2006 after an impressive A tour of Bangladesh in June and July 2006, which included 128 in the second four-day match, at Mutare, and a match-winning 65 not out at Bulawayo. He then went on to make his Test debut against Sri Lanka the following year.
 

Debut
Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka at Colombo - Tuesday July 3, 2007

Batting

Matches 7
Innings 13
Runs 243
100's - 50's 0 - 1
Sixes - Fours 1 - 32
Average 20.25
Strike Rate 51.05
Highest Score (vs New Zealand, 17/10/2008) 83

Bowling

Matches 7
Innings 11
Overs 67.5
Wickets 4
Economy Rate 4.14
Five-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Ten-Wicket Haul Innings 0
Best Figures (vs Sri Lanka, 03/07/2007) 2/29

Fielding

Catches 2
Stumpings 0
Run Outs 0

Career Runs

206
156
104
52
Runs
Years

Biography

sub title

A left-hand batsman, Mehrab Hossain Jr topped the Bangladesh batting averages at ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup 2006 in Sri Lanka, having scored 196 runs at 49. He also took the most wickets (13 at 8.38) with his left-arm spin.

Soon, Hossain was selected for the ICC Champions Trophy 2006 after an impressive A tour of Bangladesh in June and July 2006, which included 128 in the second four-day match, at Mutare, and a match-winning 65 not out at Bulawayo. He then went on to make his Test debut against Sri Lanka the following year.