Nasum Ahmed
- Date of Birth 1994-12-5
- Role bowling allrounder
- Batting Style left-hand bat
- Bowling Style slow left-arm orthodox
Debut Matches
| Format | Match | Date |
|---|---|---|
| ODI | WI vs BAN | 2022-07-10 |
| T20 | NZ vs BAN | 2021-03-28 |
| TEST | SYL vs DHA | 2011-04-10 |
Recent Performances
Batting Statistics
Matches
20
Innings
13
Runs
201
Average
18.27
Strike Rate
86.26
Highest Score
44
100s
0
50s
0
Fours
18
Sixes
8
Catches
4
Bowling Statistics
Matches
20
Innings
19
Wickets
21
Average
33.66
Economy
4.34
Strike Rate
46.4
Best Figure
3/11
4 Wickets
0
5 Wickets
0
Balls Bowled
976
Runs Conceded
707
Batting Statistics
Matches
49
Innings
24
Runs
115
Average
8.84
Strike Rate
97.45
Highest Score
20
100s
0
50s
0
Fours
9
Sixes
4
Catches
8
Bowling Statistics
Matches
49
Innings
47
Wickets
49
Average
22.95
Economy
7.09
Strike Rate
19.4
Best Figure
4/10
4 Wickets
3
5 Wickets
0
Balls Bowled
951
Runs Conceded
1125
Batting Statistics
Matches
116
Innings
79
Runs
826
Average
12.51
Strike Rate
76.69
Highest Score
67
100s
0
50s
1
Fours
66
Sixes
28
Catches
24
Bowling Statistics
Matches
116
Innings
115
Wickets
154
Average
27.91
Economy
4.33
Strike Rate
38.6
Best Figure
5/22
4 Wickets
3
5 Wickets
2
Balls Bowled
5952
Runs Conceded
4299
Batting Statistics
Matches
141
Innings
56
Runs
299
Average
7.66
Strike Rate
96.14
Highest Score
26
100s
0
50s
0
Fours
27
Sixes
10
Catches
35
Bowling Statistics
Matches
141
Innings
138
Wickets
120
Average
26.64
Economy
6.85
Strike Rate
23.3
Best Figure
4/10
4 Wickets
3
5 Wickets
0
Balls Bowled
2800
Runs Conceded
3197
Nasum Ahmed built a reputation as a capable left-arm spinner to complement Shakib Al Hasan in the white-ball formats.
Nasum was first called up to the Bangladesh team for the T20Is against Zimbabwe in March 2020, but didn't play a game before the Covid pandemic hit. He debuted in T20Is the following year, in New Zealand. Though he took only two wickets in the three-match series, he followed it up with his first four-for in Bangladesh's maiden win against Australia a few months later, in Dhaka. He added two more four-wicket hauls the same year, against New Zealand and Afghanistan, both at home. He had a less successful 2022, perhaps best remembered for being smashed for five sixes and a four in an over by Ryan Burl in a T20I against Zimbabwe.
He took five wickets in Bangladesh's 3-0 ODI sweep against West Indies in 2022, including a 3 for 19 in the second match. He has occasionally proved a handy lower-order batter as well - his 44 was instrumental in putting Bangladesh's 265-run target beyond India's reach in the 2023 Asia Cup. The year though was overshadowed by the controversy surrounding the sacking of coach Chandika Hathurusingha, allegedly for striking Nasum during the 2023 World Cup in India. Nasum lay low for a year after being dropped from the national side, but returned in 2024 to take 3 for 28 in his first game back, against Afghanistan in Sharjah.
