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Cricket · All-rounder

Shakib Al Hasan

ICC lists Shakib as a left-handed all-rounder who bowls slow left-arm orthodox.

Bangladesh

Current statusThe ICC player profile lists 2024 as Shakib Al Hasan’s last match. As of 17 September 2026, no active Bangladesh selection or retirement status is asserted here because no later first-party confirmation was identified in the reviewed source set.

Career context

The verified profile

Shakib’s overview should hold achievement and accountability in the same frame. In 2019 he accepted three Anti-Corruption Code breaches and received a two-year sanction with one year suspended, becoming eligible to return in October 2020 if conditions were met. Later records include Bangladesh’s ODI wicket record, a 100th T20I, and a second ICC monthly award. That documented sequence matters more than smoothing the career into uncomplicated acclaim.

Factual references: Sources 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
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How to read the player

Shakib’s 2019 World Cup return of 606 runs at 86.57 and 11 wickets provides a compact example of an all-rounder affecting both disciplines in one campaign. The August 2021 ODI snapshot adds 6,600 runs and a Bangladesh-record 277 wickets, while 100 T20I appearances became a milestone in 2022. His contribution is therefore documented through dual-skill production sustained beyond one standout tournament.

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Career, life and public work

Every section and number below is tied to the named source ledger. Sport-specific statistics retain their stated scope and verification date.

ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 201986.57

Batting average

Batting average in Bangladesh’s 2019 World Cup campaign.

T20 International Cricket100

T20I appearances milestone

Set to make his 100th T20I against Afghanistan at the 2022 Asia Cup.

01 · personal background

Personal background

ICC lists Shakib Al Hasan as a Bangladesh all-rounder, a left-handed batter, and a slow left-arm orthodox bowler, with an international debut year of 2006. No birth-date or birthplace detail is included because the existing ledger does not provide usable support for either.

03 · playing career

Playing career

Shakib’s signature international performances pair left-handed batting with left-arm spin. At the 2019 World Cup he made 606 runs at 86.57 and took 11 wickets, and in March 2023 he scored 353 runs and claimed 15 wickets across 12 matches.

05 · setbacks comebacks

Setbacks and comebacks

In October 2019, Shakib accepted three breaches of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code for failing to disclose approaches and received a two-year ban with one year suspended. The ICC stated that, conditional on the suspended-sanction requirements, he could resume international cricket on 29 October 2020. Subsequent ICC reporting documents major performances and awards in 2021–23.

06 · post playing work

Post-playing work

No post-playing role is included. The ICC profile’s recorded last match is 2024, but the reviewed primary sources do not provide a confirmed transition to coaching, broadcasting, administration, or another cricket role.

Career timeline

Selected verified milestones

  1. International debut year

    ICC records 2006 as his international debut year.

    International Cricket Council
  2. World Cup all-round campaign

    Completed the 2019 World Cup with 606 runs and 11 wickets.

    International Cricket Council
  3. ICC sanction

    Accepted three Anti-Corruption Code breaches and received a two-year ban with one year suspended.

    International Cricket Council
  4. Eligibility to resume

    ICC said he could resume international cricket on this date if suspended-sanction conditions were met.

    International Cricket Council
  5. 100th T20I milestone

    Set to complete 100 T20Is while beginning a new Bangladesh T20I captaincy stint.

    International Cricket Council
  6. Second Player of the Month award

    ICC announced him as Men’s Player of the Month for March 2023.

    International Cricket Council
Achievement index

Source-linked reference points

01

ICC Men's Player of the Month

Won the July 2021 award after an all-format series in Zimbabwe.

02

Bangladesh ODI wicket record

Became Bangladesh’s leading ODI wicket-taker during the Zimbabwe series.

03

100 T20I appearances

Reached the 100-T20I milestone at the 2022 Asia Cup, beginning a new Bangladesh T20I captaincy stint.

04

ICC Men's Player of the Month

Won the March 2023 award, his second Player of the Month crown.

05

2019 World Cup all-round campaign

Made 606 runs and took 11 wickets, passing fifty in seven of eight innings according to ICC’s tournament reporting.

Sources and method

What supports this profile

SportsHub4U writes verified facts in original language and links to the source pages used. Each link records the evidence reviewed for this dossier.

  1. 01International Cricket Council

    Shakib Al Hasan | Player Profile

    Accessed 2026-09-17
  2. 02International Cricket Council

    'I had a feeling something good will happen' – Shakib Al Hasan

    Accessed 2026-09-17
  3. 03International Cricket Council

    CWC19 report card: Bangladesh

    Accessed 2026-09-17
  4. 04International Cricket Council

    Shakib Al Hasan banned after accepting three charges under ICC Anti-Corruption Code

    Accessed 2026-09-17
  5. 05International Cricket Council

    Shakib Al Hasan: Record breaker, difference maker

    Accessed 2026-09-17
  6. 06International Cricket Council

    Celebrating 100: Shakib Al Hasan's five best performances in T20Is

    Accessed 2026-09-17
  7. 07International Cricket Council

    ICC Men's Player of the Month for March 2023 revealed

    Accessed 2026-09-17