Shakib Al Hasan Age, Height, Wife, Family Biography/Wiki 2021 & More

Shakib Al Hasan was born in Magura. Her father Mashroor Reza is a clerk at the Krishi Bank in Bangladesh and her mother Shirin Sharmin is a housewife. Shakib was insane at a young age. His father played soccer in the Khulna division and was a cousin of the Bangladesh national team. Shakib’s cricket skills were remarkable and he was hired to play in the villages. Shakib continued with his usual attack strokes and fast bowling and experimented with spinning bowls for the first time and was successful. At the age of fifteen, Shakib was given the opportunity to play for the U-19 team. In the 2005 tri-national U19 tournament final (the other two countries were England and Sri Lanka) he scored a century with only 86 balls and helped the team to victory with three wickets. He scored a total of 563 races with an average of 35.18 and won a total of 22 wickets with an average of 20.18.

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On December 12, 2012, Shakib Al Hassan married Umme Ahmed Shishir, an immigrant from the United States. Their wedding ceremony took place at the Ruposhi Bangla Hotel in Dhaka. Where various players from the Bangladesh National Cricket Team were present. He is currently the father of two daughters and a son. Her oldest daughter’s name is Alaina Hassan Aubri and her younger daughter’s name is Irram. The son’s name is Aizah Al Hassan.

On March 16, 2021 (Bangladeshi time), Shakib Al Hasan became the father of the third child. Posted an article about it on social media.

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During the 2006 Zimbabwe tour, Shakib had the first opportunity to play for the Bangladesh national team. Shakib and Reza were considered “the most promising young talents in the country” at the time, with exceptional skills in all departments. In this context, the statement made by then-head coach Farooq Ahmed is particularly memorable: “We have high expectations of the youth. Now is the time to give them the opportunity to play on an international level.” Shakib made his ODI debut on August 8th.

His first victim is Elton Chigumbura. 39-1 was his bowling figure of the day. He was unbeaten on 30 balls out of 30 with the racket. On that day, Shahriar Nafees marked the first century of his career helping Bangladesh to victory. The game was the last game in the series in which Zimbabwe won 3-2. As a result, the number of players hired by the board increased from 20 to 23.

From February to March 2008, he traveled to South Africa, Bangladesh, to conduct two tests and three ODIs. The visiting team won both events. Shakib took just one wicket with 122 points and immediately scored 75 points. South Africa also won the ODI series 3-0. In this series, Shakib passed the milestone of 1000 races at ODI. After playing 39 games, Shakib’s batting average was 35.36. Despite being a versatile player, Shakib was considered a hitter, not a bowler, until the October 2006 Bangladesh tour of New Zealand. Shakib did not disappoint the trainer. He took 6 wickets for 36 points in the first innings of the opening Test.

At the beginning of 2009, Ashraful’s position as captain was challenged due to multiple losses and a long career in Bangladesh. Since then, the BCB began to see Shakib as the “potential captain” of the national team. However, the BCB was not ready to put the burden of the harbor master’s office on Shakib’s shoulders so quickly. Later, after losing to Bangladesh, Ireland, and India in the first round of the 2009 T20 World Cup, the question of Ashraful’s captaincy was raised again. In June 2009 Mashrafe was named captain and Shakib was named co-captain.

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Shakib Al Hasan has been criticized at different times for his various activities on and off the square. He was suspended for three games and fined 300,000 rupees for making indecent gestures in the dressing room during the second ODI in the series between Bangladesh and Sri Lanka on February 20, 2014.

In July 2014 he was banned from the national team for 6 months, and for club cricket outside of Bangladesh until July 2015 he was banned by the Bangladesh Cricket Board. Board chairman Nazmul Hasan claimed he had been punished on various counts, including abuse of national coach Chandika Hathurushe and wrongdoing on the pitch. Although the directive has been criticized for imposing this sanction.

He was kicked out of the ICC for two years on October 29, 2019, for allegedly failing to notify the ICC or BCB despite repeated betting offers. However, when Shakib admitted his mistake, it was shortened to 1 year and the remainder of the one-year ban was lifted.

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