Habibul is one of Bangladesh's leading batsmen. As of 2005, he is the only Bangladeshi with a Test batting average greater than 30. He has scored three Test centuries. He has been captain of Bangladesh since the beginning of 2004....More

Javed Omar is a Bangladeshi cricketer who has played in 31 Tests and 44 ODIs since 1995. With a priceless ability to occupy the crease, Javed Omar Belim has developed into the closest thing to a Test-class opener that Bangladesh have produced in their torrid early years of senior international cricket....More

Ashraful is widely regarded as talented but inconsistent as a batsman. He is the youngest batsman to make a Test century, a feat he achieved on his debut. He was a day younger than 17 years when he scored 114 against Sri Lanka on September 8, 2001....More

Aftab Ahmed is a Bangladeshi cricketer, and widely judged to be one of their best batsmen. He also bowls gentle medium pace, and has had some success, taking five for 31 against New Zealand in the second of three ODI between the two teams, which has led him to bowl ten overs in most Bangladeshi games....More

Rajin Saleh is one of the most talented batsmen in Bangladesh, and, as a man who takes pride in his physical fitness as well, he has also become a favourite of his coach, Dav Whatmore. Saleh, a No. 3 batsman on the domestic circuit, first attracted attention when he averaged 56 in the National League in 2000-01....More

Nafees is a left-handed opening batsman, first played in the national team in Bangladesh's maiden English Tour. He was appointed vice-captain for the Champions Trophy in India in October 2006 with the view of grooming a successor for Habibul Bashar....More

Mohammad Rafique could be the best Left-arm orthodox spin bowler in international cricket today. He is also known as a handy, hard-hitting lower-order batsman. He was the highest wicket taker for Bangladesh in the home Test series against England and the second highest during the away tour to Zimbabwe....More

Tapash Baisya is one of Bangladesh's best pace bowlers to date, having taken 36 Test wickets, although they have come at a bowling average of nearly 60. He has taken the second-most wickets of any Bangladeshi fast bowler....More

Mortaza is one of the best pace bowlers Bangladesh has ever had. Young and talented, he bowls with good line and length, and is capable of leading the bowling attack. He excelled in the second Test against England in 2003-04, taking 4 for 60 in the first innings....More

Syed Rasel is a left-handed batsman and a left-handed medium-fast bowler who came up through the ranks of the under-19s, to the Bangladesh A team, to the full Bangladesh team, while playing for Khulna Division....More

Shahadat Hossain has a strong, fast run-up and an angular delivery. His debut Test against England was something of a sober experience, as he had a rate of runs per over conceded of 8.33. He is tall, comes in off a smooth run-up, and doesn't put unnecessary pressure on his body with a slightly open-chested delivery position....More

He played in the 2006 U-19 Cricket World Cup in Sri Lanka. He plays his First-class cricket for Chittagong Division cricket team. He is the brother of Test player Nafees Iqbal and the nephew of Akram Khan, another famous cricketer from Bangladesh....More

He is a left handed middle order batsman and slow left arm orthodox bowler who made his ODI debut against Zimbabwe in August 2006. His prowess with the ball is also exceptional, as only a very telented bowler can pull off a 3/18 in the early stages of his international career. And he is only 19, meaning time is on his side....More

He was a wildcard inclusion for Bangladesh's maiden tour of England in 2005, Mushfiqur Rahim was just 16 years old when he was selected for their daunting two-Test, six one-day international tour, having not even been named in the preliminary squad of 20....More

He is best known for being a tall left-arm orthodox spin bowler. He made his first-class debut at Bangladeshi domestic level for Khulna Division in the 2001/02. He made his Test debut in the second Test of the Australian tour of Bangladesh in April 2006....More