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| Location | Kushtia, Bangladesh |
|---|---|
| Owner | National Sports Council [1] |
| Operator | National Sports Council [1] |
| Surface | Grass |
| Tenants | |
| Kushtia Cricket Team Kushtia Football Team | |
Kushtia International Stadium is located by the Kushtia - Kushtia, Khulna, Bangladesh is a multipurpose stadium which renovated by National Sports Council of Bangladesh government in 2021. [2]
Kushtia Cricket Team:
Kushtia Cricket Team
Kushtia Cricket Team (U21)
Kushtia Cricket Team (U19)
Kushtia Cricket Team (U16)
| Name | Age | Batting style | Bowling style | Contract | Badge | Jersey Number | Domestic team | Changed Name | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grade | R/B | W/B | ||||||||||
| Opening Batsmen | ||||||||||||
| Md. Yasin Arafat | 26 | Right handed | — | A+ | Yes | 16 | Kushtia Cricket | |||||
| Mizanur Rahman | 27 | Left handed | — | — | Captain | 15 | Kushtia Cricket | |||||
| Mohammed Moyeen | 23 | Left handed | — | A | No | Yes | 80/90 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
| Mohammed Hossain | 23 | right handed | — | A | No | Yes | 10/12 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
| Md. Mahtab Uddin | 19 | Right handed | — | A+ | Yes | Captain | 97 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
| Al Amin | 19 | Left handed | — | B+ | No | Yes | 9 | Kushtia Cricket | Al Amin Hossain - Al Amin | |||
| Ahmed Mostafa | 28 | Left handed | — | A+ | Yes | Captain | 25 | Poradaha Cricket | Mostafa Ali - Ahmed Mostafa | |||
| Md. Rahat | 19 | Right handed | — | A | No | Yes | 18 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
| Md. Nayeem | 25 | Left handed | — | A | No | Yes | 12 | Poradaha Cricket | ||||
| Middle-order Batsmen | ||||||||||||
| Ram Pal | 20 | Left handed | — | D | Yes | Assistant Captain | 20 | Kushtia Cricket | Ram Rajoth Pal - Ram Pal | |||
| Sabbir Rahman | 18 | Right handed | — | — | 18 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||||
| Md. Bijoy Ahmed | 18 | Right handed | — | — | 11 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||||
| Aminul Hauqe | 22 | Left handed | — | A | Yes | No | Captain | 35/70 | Kushtia Zila School | |||
| Jamil Sheikh | 18 | Right handed | — | — | 77 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||||
| Sohag Ali | 18 | Right handed | — | — | Captain | 16 | Poradaha Cricket | |||||
| Wicket-keepers | ||||||||||||
| Abdul Hauqe Goni | 27 | Right handed | — | A+ | Yes | Wicket-Keeper | 11 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
| Kamal Mia | 20 | Right handed | — | A | Yes | Wicket-Keeper | 8 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
| Emon Hossain | 15 | Right handed | — | B | Yes | Wicket-Keeper | 15/30 | Poradaha Cricket | Md. Emon Hossain - Emon Hossain | |||
| Rony Hasan | 18 | Right handed | — | B | Yes | Wicket-Keeper | 15 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
| All-rounders | ||||||||||||
| Masrafi Bi Nishan | 23 | Right handed | Right-arm fast medium | — [lower-alpha 1] | 8 | Bashar Cricket Care Academy | ||||||
| Golam Mostafa | 21 | Left handed | Right arm off break | A | No | Yes | Captain | 10 | Poradaha Cricket | |||
| Mizanur Rahman | 21 | Left handed | Right arm off break | A | No | Yes | Assistant Captain | 65/56 | Poradaha Cricket | |||
| Labid Rahman | 18 | Right handed | Right arm off break | A | No | Yes | 75 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
| Tahsin Ahmed | 23 | Left handed | Slow left-arm orthodox | B / D | No | 2 | Kushtia Cricket | |||||
| Sadikur Rahman | 27 | Left handed | Slow left-arm orthodox | — | 22 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||||
| Wasim Qazi | 17 | Left handed | Right arm off break | A | No | Yes | Assistant Captain | 18 | Kushtia Cricket | Wasim Akram - Wasim Qazi | ||
| Abdullah All Mamum | 19 | Left handed | Right arm off break | A | No | Yes | Captain | 7 | Poradaha Cricket | |||
| Nahid Hasan | 20 | Left handed | Right arm off break | — | 45 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||||
| Rajin All Shafi | 28 | Left handed | Right-arm medium fast | C | No | Yes | Captain | 9 | Kushtia Cricket | |||
| Mehedi Hasan | 19 | Right handed | Right arm slow left-arm orthodox | B | Yes | 6 | Bashar Cricket Care Academy | |||||
| Mehedy Islam Rony | 25 | Left handed | Slow left-arm orthodox | B / D | Yes | 5/55 | Kushtia Cricket | Mehedy Islam - Mehedy Islam Rony | ||||
| Shaiful Islam | 26 | Left handed | Slow left-arm orthodox | B / D | Yes | 5 | Kushtia Cricket | |||||
| Pace Bowlers | ||||||||||||
| Md. Rubel | 26 | Right handed | Right-arm fast medium | — | 30 | Bashar Cricket Care Academy | ||||||
| Abu Bashit | 23 | Right handed | Right-arm fast medium | D | Yes | No | 4 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
| Tanzim Rahman | 19 | Left handed | Right-arm fast | — | 8 | Kushtia Cricket | Tanjim Rahman - Tanzim Rahman | |||||
| Mostak Ahmed Topu | 18 | Right handed | Slow left-arm orthodox | B / D | Yes | 12 | Bashar Cricket Care Academy | |||||
| Mostafizur Rahman | 25 | Left handed | Left-arm fast medium | B | No | Yes | 50 | Bashar Cricket Care Academy | ||||
| Ashraf Uddin | 22 | Right handed | Left-arm fast medium | — | Captain | 30 | Kushtia Cricket | |||||
| Kamal Ali | 28 | Right handed | Left-arm fast medium | — | 99/55 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||||
| Ebadat Hossain | 24 | Right handed | Right-arm fast medium | D | Yes | No | 69 | Poradaha Cricket | ||||
| Zubair Ahmed | 19 | Right handed | Right-arm fast | — | 1/8 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||||
| Shakib Ahmed | 19 | Right handed | Right-arm fast | — | 75 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||||
| Spin Bowlers | ||||||||||||
| Emdadul Hauqe | 25 | Left handed | Slow left-arm orthodox | B / D | Yes | Assistant Captain | 10/25 | Kushtia Cricket | Md. Emdadul - Emdadul Hauqe | |||
| Mohammed Abdul Malik | 23 | Left handed | Slow left-arm orthodox | B / D | Yes | 25 | Kushtia Cricket | |||||
| Moeen-Ul Hauqe | 25 | Right handed | Right arm off break | D | No | Yes | 6 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
| Shafiqul Islam | 28 | Left handed | Slow left-arm orthodox | B | Yes | 8 | Kushtia Cricket | |||||
| Mehedy Hassan | 19 | Right handed | Right arm off break | C | No | Yes | 35/70 | Poradaha Cricket | ||||
| Mohammed Ashraful Alam | 19 | Right handed | Right arm off break | C | No | Yes | 75 | Poradaha Cricket | ||||
| Mohshin Ahmed | 19 | Left handed | Slow left-arm orthodox | B | Yes | 43 | Kushtia Cricket | |||||
| Nahidul Islam | 18 | Right handed | Right arm off break | D | No | Yes | 2/5 | Bashar Cricket Care Academy | ||||
| Nihal Udiin | 15 | Right handed | Right arm off break | D | No | Yes | 7/6 | Poradaha Cricket | ||||
| Nayeem Hasan | 15 | Right handed | Right-arm off break | D | Yes | No | 100 | Kushtia Cricket | ||||
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