Bangladesh all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan is on the cusp of registering a
historic feat when his team lock horns against defending champions
Australia in a blockbuster ICC World Cup 2019 group stage match at Trent
Bridge in Nottingham on Thursday June 20.2019
Shakib has been in sensational form in the tournament and has been leading his team’s charge with the blade. In four matches, Shakib has scores of -
124* vs West Indies 2019 World Cup -Match 23 on June 17,2019
121 vs England 2019 World Cup - Match 12 on June 08,2019
64 vs New Zealand 2019 World Cup - Match 09 on June 05,2019
75 vs South Africa 2019 World Cup - Match 05 on June 02,2019
If Shakib manages to cross the 50-run mark against Australia, he will become the first cricketer from his nation to score six consecutive 50+ scores in ODIs.
50* vs Ireland (Tri-Nation Series)
In the 14th year of his international career, Shakib Al Hasan doesn’t need to prove himself. Yet it feels like he is reborn.
Calm and assured every time he has held the bat, Shakib is shouldering the onerous job of fulfilling Bangladesh’s World Cup aspirations as well as preserving his reputation as one of the finest all-rounders in white ball cricket.
Five wickets and 384 runs—the most runs scored at this tournament so far, comprising two centuries and two fifties—has made Shakib the impact player at the 2019 CWC in England.
Shakib has been in sensational form in the tournament and has been leading his team’s charge with the blade. In four matches, Shakib has scores of -
124* vs West Indies 2019 World Cup -Match 23 on June 17,2019
121 vs England 2019 World Cup - Match 12 on June 08,2019
64 vs New Zealand 2019 World Cup - Match 09 on June 05,2019
75 vs South Africa 2019 World Cup - Match 05 on June 02,2019
If Shakib manages to cross the 50-run mark against Australia, he will become the first cricketer from his nation to score six consecutive 50+ scores in ODIs.
50* vs Ireland (Tri-Nation Series)
In the 14th year of his international career, Shakib Al Hasan doesn’t need to prove himself. Yet it feels like he is reborn.
Calm and assured every time he has held the bat, Shakib is shouldering the onerous job of fulfilling Bangladesh’s World Cup aspirations as well as preserving his reputation as one of the finest all-rounders in white ball cricket.
Five wickets and 384 runs—the most runs scored at this tournament so far, comprising two centuries and two fifties—has made Shakib the impact player at the 2019 CWC in England.
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