10 greatest Bangladeshi cricketers of all time

#3. Mushfiqur Rahim

Pocket-size dynamite from Bangladesh, Mushfiqur Rahim is a reliable man behind the wickets as well as in the middle order. He averages 35.65 in the Tests and 32.10 in ODIs, a significant achievement for a batsman who generally bats lower down the order and mostly with the tail-enders.

He made his international debut at the age of 16 and since then has been a valuable member of his side. His 44 international fifties in 266 innings, speak highly about his ability to repair the damage and bat with solidarity.

He has scored more than 3000 runs in Tests and more than 4000 runs in ODIs, and is currently one of the pillars in batting department for Bangladesh.

In 2014, he scored an attacking hundred against India in the Aisa cup ODI in a losing cause. In the 2015 world cup, he amassed 298 runs, the second most by a Bangladeshi batsman at a strike rate of more than hundred.

Later in the year, he slammed 106 runs against Pakistan at Dhaka helped in setting up a massive win for the home team.