Abdur Razzak Biography
One of the truck loads of left arm orthodox bowlers that Bangladesh has produced, Abdur Razzak has come through as one of the finest spinners that the nation possesses today. Brandished as a bowler with a suspect action, Razzak has fought through the hurdles in his career and has proven to be a strong force within the Bangladeshi set up.
The man from Khulna caught the selectors’ eye when he took Khulna to its first ever National Cricket League Title in 2001-02. He made his list A debut against Zimbabwe in 2002 and took a staggering 7 for 17 in the third game. Razzak made his ODI debut later in 2004 in the Asia Cup and took 3 for 17 against Hong Kong. His debut series was spoilt though as he was reported for a suspect bowling action in the next game against Pakistan. Razzak then wasn’t included in the side for almost a year and played just one ODI in 2005. He made his Test debut on the 16th of April 2006 against Australia but failed to impress and went through the series without a wicket. Despite his lack luster performance in Tests he remained a regular feature in the ODI squad and went onto set up quite a few wins for the side.
Razzak was suspended from international cricket in 2008 but was cleared later that year and he used the opportunity to silence his critics. He has now become one of Bangladesh’s key bowlers when it comes to breaking partnerships and is today a force to reckon with in international cricket.
Fast Facts
He registered the best bowling figures for Bangladesh in T20Is, picking up 4/16.
Took 3-25 in his side’s famous win over South Africa at the ICC CWC 2007.
One of the truck loads of left arm orthodox bowlers that Bangladesh has produced, Abdur Razzak has come through as one of the finest spinners that the nation possesses today. Brandished as a bowler with a suspect action, Razzak has fought through the hurdles in his career and has proven to be a strong force within the Bangladeshi set up.
The man from Khulna caught the selectors’ eye when he took Khulna to its first ever National Cricket League Title in 2001-02. He made his list A debut against Zimbabwe in 2002 and took a staggering 7 for 17 in the third game. Razzak made his ODI debut later in 2004 in the Asia Cup and took 3 for 17 against Hong Kong. His debut series was spoilt though as he was reported for a suspect bowling action in the next game against Pakistan. Razzak then wasn’t included in the side for almost a year and played just one ODI in 2005. He made his Test debut on the 16th of April 2006 against Australia but failed to impress and went through the series without a wicket. Despite his lack luster performance in Tests he remained a regular feature in the ODI squad and went onto set up quite a few wins for the side.
Razzak was suspended from international cricket in 2008 but was cleared later that year and he used the opportunity to silence his critics. He has now become one of Bangladesh’s key bowlers when it comes to breaking partnerships and is today a force to reckon with in international cricket.
Fast Facts
He registered the best bowling figures for Bangladesh in T20Is, picking up 4/16.
Took 3-25 in his side’s famous win over South Africa at the ICC CWC 2007.
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