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Who is Mominul Haque?
Mominul Haque is one of very few cricketers from the coastal town of Cox’s Bazar, which is the country’s most popular tourist destination. The laidback life in front of the world’s longest sandy beach probably was never going to be Mominul’s calling as he was sent to the BKSP, the country’s biggest sports institute, as a cricket student.
Who is Dr Mahbub ul Haq?
Dr Mahbub ul Haq had a distinguished career as an academic administrator and advisor. He served as the World Bank�s Director of Policy Planning from 1970 to 1982. During his tenure he made a significant contribution to the World Bank�s approach to the philosophy and policy of development.
Who is Mominul Hossain?
The laidback life in front of the world’s longest sandy beach probably was never going to be Mominul’s calling as he was sent to the BKSP, the country’s biggest sports institute, as a cricket student. Soon he emerged as dependable left-hand batsman in age-group cricket, making his first-class debut in the 2008-09 season for Dhaka Division.
Who is left-handed batsman Mominul Haque?
Mominul Haque is an exciting left-handed batsman and an useful left-arm spinner from Bangladesh, who arrived on the international scene with a bang. He comes from the coastal town of Banglad… Mominul Haque is an exciting left-handed batsman and an useful left-arm spinner from Bangladesh, who arrived on the international scene with a bang.
When did Mominul Haq score his 5th Test century?
On 31 January 2018 against Sri Lanka, Mominul scored his fifth Test century by scoring 176. He added 236-run partnership with Mushfiqur Rahim until Rahim was dismissed to 92 runs.
Mominul joined BKSP, Bangladesh’s biggest sports institute, as a cricket student and made his First-Class debut in the 2008-09 season for Dhaka Division against Chittagong Division. In 2010, he was picked for the Under-19 World Cup squad and later during the year, he was included in the National Cricket Academy.
What has happened to Mominul Hossain in Test cricket?
In November 2014, Mominul became the fastest Bangladeshi batsman to reach 1,000 Test runs, he took 21 innings to achieve that feat. Having made such a sensational start to red-ball cricket, he was expected to shine in the shorter formats as well due to his elegant strokeplay but it hasn’t quite happened that way.
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