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Shadman Islam

Team flagBAN28 yrs
batting styleleft handed Batter
Career & Stats
Batting
Bowling

Shadman Islam Recent Form

Batting

BAN-A vs IND-A, First class4 (12)
BAN-A vs IND-A, First class93 (230) *
BAN vs SA, Test9 (33)
BAN vs SA, Test0 (2)
BAN vs NZ, Test7 (8)
BAN vs NZ, Test21 (48)
BAN vs NZ, Test22 (55)
BAN vs NZ, Test3 (10)
BAN vs PAK, Test2 (15)
BAN vs PAK, Test3 (28)
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Shadman Islam Carrer Stats

Batting

FormatMatInnR100s50sHSSRAvgFoursSixesDuckRank
Test1528497027640.0217.75540----

Bowling

FormatMatInnWEconAvgBest3W5WSRMaidenRank
Test15000.000.000000.00----

Carrer Debut Information

Test Debut
Bangladesh vs West Indies at Mirpur - November 30 - December 02, 2018

Teams played for

Bangladesh Bangladesh A Bangladesh Under-19s Dhaka Metropolis East Zone (Bangladesh) Rangpur Rangers

About Shadman Islam

NameShadman Islam
GenderMale
Birth18 May 1995
Birth PlaceDhaka, Bangladesh
NationalityBangladeshi

Like every other kid from Bangladesh, Shadman Islam too had a dream to play cricket for his country and his dream was accomplished, when a 23-year-old Dhaka-based cricketer donned the Bangladesh whites against the West Indies, in November 2018. Islam is a left-handed opening batsman who garnered tons after tons in domestic cricket to break into the national side. The southpaw also represented Bangladesh at the Under-19 level and had a stellar Junior World Cup in 2014, finishing as the tournament's top run-getter with 406 runs at 101.50 with a century and two fifties.... continue reading

Player Bio

Like every other kid from Bangladesh, Shadman Islam too had a dream to play cricket for his country and his dream was accomplished, when a 23-year-old Dhaka-based cricketer donned the Bangladesh whites against the West Indies, in November 2018. Islam is a left-handed opening batsman who garnered tons after tons in domestic cricket to break into the national side. The southpaw also represented Bangladesh at the Under-19 level and had a stellar Junior World Cup in 2014, finishing as the tournament's top run-getter with 406 runs at 101.50 with a century and two fifties.

Following the U-19 marquee tournament, the staggering youngster was picked by Dhaka Metropolis to make his first-class debut in the National Cricket League. Later that season, he made his List-A and T20 debut as well. Since his debut, Islam has been a consistent run-getter in domestic cricket and trailed more attention after scoring heavy runs for Bangladesh A side. The youngster’s performances weren’t ignorable, he received his maiden call-up for the series against the West Indies. He started his international career with a magnificent knock of 76 runs. The elegant left-hander then toured to New Zealand and India to have mediocre outings, before he got dropped from the team. 

The Dhaka-born remained a regular run-making machine in the domestic circles, which helped him to make a comeback in the home series against the West Indies in 2021. In his comeback game, the southpaw scored a 59 and 5, but he couldn’t convert it into a three-figure score. The national selectors have picked Islam in the Test squad for the Zimbabwean tour, later in July. 

Shadman has got quite a couple of starts in his international career but he has to capitalize on those opportunities. The left-handed batter surely has the potential to be a long-serving red-ball opener for Bangladesh but he has to score big runs for becoming a regular in the team.

(As of July 2021)