Mashrafe bin Mortuza (born October 5, 1983 in Narail district.
He is one of the leading bowlers of the Bangladesh cricket team and captain of the One Day International.
His nickname is 'Kaushik'.
He is a right-handed batsman.
His bowling style is right-handed medium pace bowler.
Apart from the Bangladesh national team, he also played in the Asia XI ODI team.
Mashrafe was born in the southwestern district of Narail in Bangladesh.
From an early age, he preferred to play football and badminton instead of studying hard, and occasionally swam in the Chitra River.
His interest in cricket grew in his early youth, especially in batting;
However, he is now better known as a bowler, which is why he is also known as 'Narail Express'.
Everyone knows the bike-loving Mortuza as a very cheerful and generous man.
He often rode his bike around the local bridge.
He is very popular in his hometown.
Here he is called the "Prince of Hearts". Sumna Haque met Sumi while studying at the Government Victoria College in the city.
Mash Married with Sumna Haque Sumi used to study in the same class with Mashrafe.
While in college, Mashrafe used to go to Sumna's house every day to fetch notes and thus one day the two fell in love.
No one in the couple's family agreed to their marriage at first.
But later, due to the efforts of many Jedajedi and Mashrafe's Nahid Mama.
Mashrafe and Sumi got married in September 2006.
Mashrafe has two children.
1 girl and 1 boy. The daughter's name is Humaira and the son's name is Sahel.
Mashrafe is one of the most successful pace bowlers in Bangladesh.
With his aggressive, fast bowling in the Under-19 team.
He caught the eye of former West Indies fast bowler Andy Roberts, who was then the team's acting bowling coach.
On Roberts' advice, Mashrafe was included in the Bangladesh A team.
Mashrafe gets a chance to represent Bangladesh in the national team after playing only one match for Bangladesh A team.
He made his Test debut against Zimbabwe at the Bangabandhu National Stadium on November 8, 2001.
Khaled Mahmood also made his debut in the same match.
Mashrafe bin Mortuza is one of the bowling pillars of the Bangladesh cricket team and the captain of the ODI team.
He is a right-handed batsman.
His bowling style is right-handed medium pace bowler.
Apart from the Bangladesh national team, he also played in the Asia XI ODI team.
Mashrafe's story is about hard work, the struggle to constantly surpass oneself in tireless pursuit.
Putting more emphasis on training to do a little better on the playground, every moment is a little more than the last moment!
Incredible discipline, hard work to water the blood, and the legend of the injured Mashrafe made point by point sweat!
Starting with a knee injury against New Zealand, Mashrafe has suffered 11 injuries in the last 15 years.
Of which the left knee has been operated on four times and the right knee has been operated on three times.
He was injured on the first day of his Test captaincy and missed the World Cup at home due to injury.
Yet he did not give up. The matter of leaving the rudder is not in his dictionary!
Every time Mashrafe returns with an injury, and his doctor is Australian.
I love Mashrafe