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Bangladesh Veteran All-Rounder Mahmittitlah He has officially announced his retirement from the international cricket, achieving the curtain in a remarkable 17 -year career. The decision of the 39 -year -old marks the end of an illustrious journey that saw him as one of the previous ones in the Bangladesh cricket.
A race that covers formats and generations
Mahmudullah, known for his calm behavior and clutch performances, had already moved away from the test cricket in 2021 and T20 International in 2024. His final announcement came through a heart of cordial social networks on March 12, 2025, where he expressed his thanks to his family, teammates, coaches and fans of his unquestionable support.
His last international appearance was during the ICC 2025 Champions Trophy versus New Zealand. Unfortunately, it was not an end of stories, as Bangladesh left the tournament without winning in the group stage. Michael Bracewell, the final entrances to Mahmudullah, dismissed him for a single digit marker.
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Successes that defined their legacy
Mahmudullah’s career is full of milestones that found its place among the Bangladesh’s cricketing grains:
- Hate records: He played 239 hatred, scoring 5,689 runs to an average of 36.46, including four centuries and 32 half a century.
- World Cup heroics: It is still the only Bangladesh cricketter that marked three centuries in the World Cups of Hate.
- T20i contributions: Through 141 T20IS, he accumulated 2,444 races at a strike rate of 117.38 and took 41 doctors.
- Test Cricket: In his 50 tests, he scored more than 2,900 runs and contributed to 5 hundred and 16 half a century.
“I have decided to withdraw -myself from the international cricket. I want to thank all my teammates, coaches and especially my fans who have always supported me. A great thanks to my parents, my laws, especially my father, and what is most important, my brother Emdad Ullah, who has been there for me constantly from my childhood as a coach and mentor. of thick and thin ”, He wrote Mahmudullah on Facebook.
