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Taijul Islam

Bangladesh

Full name:	Taijul Islam
Born:	February 7, 1992, Natore
Current age:	30 Years, 3 Months, 16 Days
Major Teams:	Bangladesh, Bangladesh A, Rajshahi Division, Duronto Rajshahi, Sylhet Sunrisers, Bangladesh East Zone, Bangladesh North Zone, Bangladesh Under-23, Prime Bank Cricket Club, Abahani Limited, Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club, Mohammedan Sporting Club, Prime Doleshwar Sporting Club, Legends of Rupganj, Barisal Bulls, Rajshahi Royals, Khulna Tigers, Tamim XI, Fortune Barishal, Gazi Group Chattogram,

BATTING STATISTICS

	M	I	N/O	R	Avg	S/R	HS	100s	50s	BF	4x	6s
Test	37	62	8	508	9.40	36.23	39* v West Indies	0	0	1402	60	2
ODI	9	5	1	63	15.75	80.76	39* v Sri Lanka	0	0	78	7	1
T20I	2	1	1	0	-	0.00	0* v Afghanistan	0	0	1	0	0
IPL
FC	86	127	21	1277	12.04	47.79	64 v Barisal Division	0	2	2672	170	10

bowling STATISTICS

	M	I	O	Maiden	R	W	AVG	S/R	E/R	BEST BOWL	BEST BOWL MATCH	5 WKT	10 WKT	BALL BOWLED
Test	37	64	1667.1	284	5088	158	32.20	63.31	3.05	8/39 v Zimbabwe	11/170 v Zimbabwe	10	1	10003
ODI	9	9	85	7	337	12	28.08	42.50	3.96	4/11 v Zimbabwe	4/11 v Zimbabwe	0	0	510
T20I	2	2	7	0	58	1	58.00	42.00	8.28	1/26 v Zimbabwe	1/26 v Zimbabwe	0	0	42
IPL
FC	86	150	3544.4	641	10937	373	29.32	57.01	3.08	8/39 v Zimbabwe	12/122 v Bangladesh East Zone	26	6	21268

Agence France-Presse

South Africa vs Bangladesh: Taijul Islam keeps Proteas waiting for return of centuries on Day 1 of 2nd Test

South African captain Dean Elgar said after winning the toss that he had set his batsmen the challenge of making centuries, but Taijul dismissed him for 70, which was South Africa's highest score in a total of 278 for five.

The Associated Press

Bangladesh vs Pakistan: Babar Azam's unbeaten 60 helps visitors recover from shaky start in 2nd Test

Babat forged an unbroken 91-run stand with Azhar Ali for the third wicket as Pakistan reached 161/2 at stumps on the rain-affected opening day after opting to bat.

The Associated Press

Bangladesh vs Pakistan: Hosts lead visitors by 83 runs after Day 3 of 1st Test

Bangladesh had secured a 44-run lead after bowling out Pakistan for 286, thanks largely to left-arm spinner Taijul Islam, who returned figures of 7-116.