Emadur Rahman

Emadur Rahman
Nationality: Bangladesh
Position: Bowler
Batting Style: Right Hand Bat
Bowling Style: Right Arm Fast Medium
Date of Birth: 1998-01-03 Age: 27

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Born on January 3, 1998, Emadur Rahman emerged from the bustling cricket scene of Dhaka, Bangladesh, steadily crafting a name for himself in the world of cricket. As a child, Emadur was infatuated with the idea of pace, often found in the nets experimenting with speed and swing, mimicking his idols with boundless enthusiasm. His early cricketing pursuits took root in local Dhaka leagues, where his raw talent soon saw him recognised as a promising fast bowler.

Emadur's first break came when he was selected for the Under-19 national team. It was here he gained invaluable experience on foreign soil, honing his right-arm fast-medium bowling. His ability to extract bounce and subtle movement off the seam set him apart from his contemporaries. His performances at the U19 World Cup caught the attention of national selectors, culminating in his professional debut at the age of 21 in a One Day International against Sri Lanka.

From that point, Emadur's career trajectory only pointed upwards. One of his significant achievements includes being a part of the historic Bangladesh squad that reached the semi-finals of the ICC Champions Trophy. His knack for picking crucial wickets at pivotal moments has been invaluable, and his figures of 4 for 32 against England, in the heart of their backyard, still resonate as a testament to his skill and nerve.

Emadur's matches against neighbouring India have often been exciting encounters, with his fiery spell at the Eden Gardens being etched in the memories of fans for his precise death-over execution. His rivalry with Indian batsman Virat Kohli has added an intriguing subplot to these fixtures, with the two engaging in numerous intense battles.

His bowling, characterised by a rhythmic run-up and deceptive pace variations, is complemented by a handy lower-order batting ability. As a right-hand bat, he’s contributed crucial runs in crunch situations, showcasing an unexpected resilience with the willow.

Beyond the numbers and records, it's Emadur's spirit and sportsmanship that have left an indelible mark on the game. His journey from the streets of Dhaka to the grand stadiums of international cricket inspires countless young cricketers in Bangladesh, proving that with passion and perseverance, dreams can indeed transform into reality.