Shuvagata Hom

Shuvagata Hom
Nationality: Bangladesh
Position: Batsman
Batting Style: Right Hand Bat
Bowling Style: Right Arm Offbreak
Date of Birth: 1986-11-11 Age: 38

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Shuvagata Hom Chowdhury, hailing from the town of Mymensingh in Bangladesh, is a prominent cricket player known for his formidable batting skills and offbreak bowling.
With a right-hand batting style, Shuvagata has made a name for himself in the cricketing circles of Bangladesh.

Shuvagata's cricketing journey began in the 2009-10 season when he started representing Dhaka in the country's first-class competition.
However, his love for the game and dedication to honing his skills started way before that.
Spending time in the National Cricket Academy team, he developed a strong technique and an aggressive approach against fast bowlers.

In a country where many successful cricket players emerge from small towns, Shuvagata is no exception.
Before making it to the big leagues, he played in the Mymensing and Kishoreganj leagues for several years.
It was during this time that he caught the attention of a scout who brought him to Dhaka to play in the 2004-05 season.
Representing Dhaka's first-division side Cricket Coaching School (CCS), Shuvagata played as a No.
3 batsman and demonstrated his exceptional skills.
Despite receiving bigger offers, he remained loyal to CCS, being instrumental in the team's promotion to the Premier Cricket League in Dhaka.

Between 2009 and 2011, Shuvagata produced several remarkable innings that brought him closer to national recognition.
One standout performance was his knock of 62 off 65 balls in the National Cricket League Twenty20 final against Khulna, which took place in front of a packed Shere Bangla Stadium.
Another notable innings came in a tour match against England for Bangladesh A in March 2010.
In this match, he scored a staggering 91 off just 30 balls, although the match ended in a draw as England's bowlers were hoping for a declaration.

Shuvagata's exceptional performances did not go unnoticed.
He was included in the 30-man preliminary squad for the 2011 World Cup.
Following Bangladesh's early exit from the tournament, he made it to the national squad for their home one-day series against Australia in April 2011.

Throughout his career, Shuvagata has showcased his skills and ability to perform under pressure.
He has determinedly carved a niche for himself in the cricketing world, and his contributions to Bangladesh's cricketing success are recognized by fans and critics alike.

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