Batting style Right-handed Role Cricketer | Name Shuvagata Hom National side Bangladesh | |
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Full name Shuvagoto Hom Chowdhury Born 11 November 1986 (age 37) ( 1986-11-11 ) Mymensingh, Bangladesh Test debut (cap 72) 5–9 September 2014 v West Indies Last Test 6–9 May 2015 v Pakistan ODI debut (cap 100) 16 August 2011 v Zimbabwe Current teams Bangladesh national cricket team, Barisal Burners, Dhaka Division cricket team | ||
Bowling style Right-arm off break | ||
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Shuvagoto Hom Chowdhury is a Bangladeshi male cricketer. A right-handed batsman who represents Dhaka Division in first-class and list A cricket and Rajshahi Division in twenty20 matches. He made his One Day International (ODI) debut for Bangladesh in 2011 against Zimbabwe at Harare. He made his Test match debut against the West Indies in September 2014. He made his Twenty20 International debut for Bangladesh against Zimbabwe on 15 January 2016.
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Born on November 11, 1986, Shuvagata is a both handed batsman who also bowls regular Right-arm offbreak. Born in Mymensing, Shuvagata is one of the several Bangladesh players to emerge from smaller towns. He is known for his quick scoring ability at the lower order and an ability to play aggressive knocks. He now represents the Dhaka division in the premier league.
Shuvagata played for many years in the minor leagues before a talent scout brought him to play in Dhaka. He represented Dhaka's first division side, Cricket Coaching School and played as a No. 3 batsman. He was instrumental in making sure that his club was promoted to the premier league in Dhaka.
Shuvagata played some fine knocks that brought him into the reckoning for the national squad. He was named in the provisional squad of 30 players for the 2011 World Cup. Shuvagata was selected for the tour of Zimbabwe after the WC and has acquitted himself well with some handy contributions. He scored 70 runs in 3 matches against them and played one other game against West Indies before being dropped. Since then he has been sidelined and has been overlooked even after some good performances in first-class cricket.
In recent times, he is a regular face in Bangladesh Test team. Although Shuvagata established himself as a heavyweight player in domestic side, he is consistently a poor performer in the international level . In his 8 test match, he scored only 244 runs in 11 innings with an average of 22.18 and made only one half-century till now. With ball, he took 8 wickets with average of 63.25 in a good economy rate of 3.58. As a selectors-favourite, Shuvagata continues to reside in the test team despite of his poor performance. Bangladesh cricket fans always wonders how he could save his position in the squad and sometimes even make playing eleven while performer like Nasir Hussine is often used to carry water-bottle and towels as twelfth man. Although team selectors laimed him as a bowling alrounder and some cricket pundits say his offspin is remarkable, Shuvagata claims himself as a batting alrounder and his claim is supported by his 40+ batting average in domestic cricket.
Shuvagata played for Barisal Burners in the Bangladesh Premier League.
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Career
Shuvagata made his first-class debut on 20 January 2010 in a National League match for Dhaka against Barisal. Dhaka batted once in the match and coming in at number seven Shuvagata scored 52 runs from 82 balls. During a warm-up match against a touring England side in March 2010, Shuvagata scored 91 runs from 30 balls for Bangladesh A from the bowling of Alastair Cook and Michael Carberry as England enticed his side to declare. Shuvagata scored his maiden century in October 2010, during the opening match of the National Cricket League against Khulna Division. Shuvagata scored 105 runs from 203 balls as the match ended in a draw. Dhaka were runners-up and Shuvagata played three of his team's nine matches, scoring 318 runs including two centuries.
After the 2011 World Cup, Bangladesh faced Australia in a three-match ODI series. Shuvagata was drafted into the national squad for the first time. He had to wait until Bangladesh's next series, five ODIs against Zimbabwe in August, before he made his debut. It was expected that Shuvagata would be introduced at the number four spot, but instead on debut he batted at number six. Debuting in the third match, he scored 32 runs from 36 balls before he was run out.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) founded the six-team Bangladesh Premier League in 2012, a twenty20 tournament to be held in February that year. An auction was held for teams to buy players, and Shuvagata was bought by the Sylhet Royals for $80,000. He scored 55 runs from 6 innings in the competition. In April the BCB awarded Shuvagata with a rookie contract.
In 2016 he was added to Bangladesh's squad for the 2016 ICC World Twenty20 after Taskin Ahmed was suspended from bowling with an illegal action.
Along with Sunzamul Islam, he was the joint-leading wicket-taker in the 2016–17 Bangladesh Cricket League, with a total of 25 dismissals.