Nasir Hossain – Profile, Stats & Recent Form

Personal details

Full nameMohammad Nasir Hossain

Born30 Nov 1991

Age34 Years

NationalityBangladesh

RoleBatting All Rounder, Right-handed Batsman, Right-arm off break Bowler

BattingRight Hand Bat

BowlingRight Arm Off Break

Height5 ft 9 in (1.75 m)

Career at a glance

Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	Wkts	Econ
Test	19	1044	34.8	54.46	8	2.87
ODI	65	1281	29.11	79.81	24	4.71
T20I	31	370	18.5	113.49	7	8.78
T20	162	2648	23.43	116.24	86	7.37
List A	232	6518	38.34	83.51	158	4.07
First-class	112	6202	36.69	0	101	2.85
T10	13	34	17.00	130.77	5	12.93

Debuts

TestBangladesh vs West Indies, Chattogram 21 Oct 2011

ODIZimbabwe vs Bangladesh, Harare 14 Aug 2001

T20IBangladesh vs West Indies, Mirpur11 Oct 2011

First ClassBarisal Div vs Rajshahi Div, Rajshahi10 Oct 2008

List ARajshahi Div vs Barisal Div, Fatullah 1 Jan 2009

T20 Chittagong D vs Rajshahi Div, Mirpur 11 Apr 2010

Batting

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100	50	4s	6s	Ct
Test	19	32	2	1044	100	34.8	1917	54.46	1	6	119	10	10
ODI	65	52	8	1281	100	29.11	1605	79.81	1	6	112	15	34
T20I	31	24	4	370	50	18.5	326	113.49	0	2	30	7	15
T20	162	136	23	2648	90	23.43	2278	116.24	0	10	227	70	54
List A	232	204	34	6518	134	38.34	7805	83.51	9	40	583	132	103
First-class	112	183	14	6202	295	36.69	0	0	8	34	0	0	83
T10	13	6	4	34	27	17.00	26	130.77	0	0	4	1	1

Bowling

Format	M	Inn	Overs	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Avg	Econ	5W
Test	19	25	154	442	8	3/130	55.25	2.87	0
ODI	65	43	209.2	988	24	3/26	41.16	4.71	0
T20I	31	11	29.5	262	7	2/26	37.42	8.78	0
T20	162	124	332.3	2452	86	5/31	28.51	7.37	1
List A	232	194	1274	5189	158	5/36	32.84	4.07	1
First-class	112	148	1189.4	3400	101	5/31	33.66	2.85	1
T10	13	7	9.4	125	5	3/18	25.00	12.93	0

By tournament

Tournament	M	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	Wkts	Econ
Bangladesh Premier League	88	1570	90	23.43	115.53	57	7.43
ICC Men's T20 World Cup	9	136	50	34.00	111.48	1	9.20
Abu Dhabi T10	6	27	27	27.00	142.11	3	15.64
Asia Cup	8	237	54	39.50	68.50	0	4.86
Bangladesh Cricket League	4	62	28	12.40	38.04	6	3.45
ICC Cricket World Cup	4	46	35	23.00	112.20	4	–
Global T20 Canada	3	44	18	14.67	118.92	1	10.29

Against teams

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	50
New Zealand	2	78	50	39.00	132.20	1
Pakistan	3	74	35	37.00	105.71	0
Ireland	3	63	50	63.00	143.18	1
Zimbabwe	4	46	27	11.50	115.00	0
Sri Lanka	3	32	16	10.67	103.23	0
West Indies	1	18	18	18.00	120.00	0
India	1	16	16	16.00	94.12	0
Australia	1	14	14	–	140.00	0
South Africa	2	1	1	0.50	25.00	0

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
South Africa	2	3	63	21.00	15.75	8.00
Zimbabwe	2	2	74	37.00	–	0.00
Pakistan	2	1	30	30.00	7.50	24.00
New Zealand	1	0	16	–	16.00	–
Sri Lanka	1	0	11	–	5.50	–
India	1	0	22	–	7.33	–

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	50	100
Zimbabwe	10	281	68	31.22	78.06	3	0
Sri Lanka	9	243	73	40.50	79.41	1	0
Pakistan	6	202	100	40.40	68.47	0	1
West Indies	10	196	50	19.60	80.66	1	0
India	7	183	54	26.14	97.34	1	0
New Zealand	4	59	44	19.67	111.32	0	0
South Africa	3	45	31	15.00	71.43	0	0
Afghanistan	1	41	41	41.00	68.33	0	0
England	2	31	27	31.00	83.78	0	0

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
New Zealand	4	4	118	29.50	5.90	30.00
South Africa	5	4	162	40.50	4.50	54.00
Zimbabwe	8	4	173	43.25	8.65	30.00
Pakistan	7	3	141	47.00	5.42	52.00
West Indies	5	2	55	27.50	5.69	29.00
India	7	2	166	83.00	5.60	89.00
England	2	2	82	41.00	4.82	51.00
Sri Lanka	3	1	51	51.00	4.64	66.00
Afghanistan	1	0	8	–	3.20	–

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	50	100
West Indies	11	366	96	33.27	56.05	3	0
Sri Lanka	6	223	100	37.17	62.29	0	1
Zimbabwe	4	174	77	58.00	58.59	2	0
Pakistan	4	130	79	32.50	47.10	1	0
Australia	4	73	45	18.25	40.56	0	0
New Zealand	2	65	46	32.50	57.52	0	0
South Africa	1	13	13	–	32.50	0	0

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
New Zealand	3	3	46	15.33	2.71	34.00
West Indies	9	3	215	71.67	2.65	162.00
Sri Lanka	6	2	120	60.00	4.07	88.50
Australia	4	0	29	–	2.76	–
Pakistan	2	0	29	–	2.64	–
Zimbabwe	1	0	3	–	0.60	–

Last 10 innings · batting

13vs MW

12vs BB

18vs MW

17vs BB

9vs TK

6vs SA-L

24vs IND-L

1*vs WI-L

1vs AUS-L

5vs ENG-L

T20 vs MW31 Oct 2026 · runout (S Apple) 13(13) T20 vs BB30 Oct 2026 · c Farhan Malik b D Nedd 12(9) T20 vs MW29 Oct 2026 · b S Singh 18(18) T20 vs BB28 Oct 2026 · c YS Samra b E Gibson 17(13) T20 vs TK24 Oct 2026 · c SB Zafar b JJT Smuts 9(6) T20 vs SA-L14 Oct 2026 · c SV Berg b R Frylinck 6(9) T20 vs IND-L11 Oct 2026 · c (sub R Sharma) b P Chawla 24(21) T20 vs WI-L9 Oct 2026 · Not out 1*(1) T20 vs AUS-L7 Oct 2026 · c BR Dunk b BW Hilfenhaus 1(2) T20 vs ENG-L5 Oct 2026 · b MS Panesar 5(5)

Last 10 innings · bowling

1/25vs MW

3/22vs BB

0/27vs MW

0/15vs BB

1/30vs TK

0/7vs SD

0/18vs SA-L

0/15vs IND-L

0/13vs WI-L

0/37vs AUS-L

T20 vs MW31 Oct 2026 1/25 T20 vs BB30 Oct 2026 3/22 T20 vs MW29 Oct 2026 0/27 T20 vs BB28 Oct 2026 0/15 T20 vs TK24 Oct 2026 1/30 First Class vs SD18 Oct 2026 0/7 T20 vs SA-L14 Oct 2026 0/18 T20 vs IND-L11 Oct 2026 0/15 T20 vs WI-L9 Oct 2026 0/13 T20 vs AUS-L7 Oct 2026 0/37

About Nasir Hossain

Nasir Hossain Biography

Mohammad Nasir Hossain is a Bangladeshi cricketer who was born on 30 November 1991 in Rangpur, Bangladesh. He is a right-handed batsman and a right-arm off break bowler.

Background

Nasir Hossain was a part of the 13-man Bangladesh squad that was involved in the 2010 Asian Games in late November. The final match was against Afghanistan in which his team won by five wickets thus winning the country's first gold medal at the Asian Games.

Club Career

He has represented Barisal Division, Chittagong Division, Rajshahi Division and Rangpur Division in his domestic career. The six-team Bangladesh Premier League was launched by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) in 2012. in February 2012 a twenty20 tournament was held.

The Khulna Royal Bengals signed Hossain for a whopping price of $200,000. In April that year, BCB for the first time awarded Hossain a central contract.

He scored 295 runs in the second innings while playing for Rangpur Division and up against Barisal Division in the 2017–18 National Cricket League.

Debut

On 14 August 2011 He debuted in ODIs against Zimbabwe. Coming in when Bangladesh's score was a meager 58 for 6, Hossain top-scored for his side contributing 63 runs from 92 balls.

But the result was still not in Bangladesh’s favour and they lost by seven wickets. Hossain accidentally injured Zimbabwe fast bowler Keegan Meth In the final game of the five-match series.

His first Test century was on 11 March 2013 against Sri Lanka at Galle.

Rise to Glory

In October, Bangladesh hosted the West Indies for a T20I, three ODIs, and two Tests. Hossain scored his second half-century In the second ODI. He once again repeated the same rescue act for Bangladesh, when he came at the hour of need and scored 50 from 54 deliveries.

Hossain took his first ever wickets in ODIs in the final match of the series. Bangladesh lost 2–1.

Early in November, Pakistan toured Bangladesh. In the second ODI Hossain scored his very first international century off 134 balls and was thus named Man of the Match. Still Bangladesh lost.

In 2015, he helped Bangladesh to win the second ODI and get their most successful stint in the 2015 Cricket World Cup. He took his career best 3 wickets restricting South Africa at 26 On 12 July. Subsequently Bangladesh won the series over the proteas. His catches were crucial every time and led to Bangladesh winning the series against India and South Africa.

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