Mohammad Anamul Haque Bijoy, commonly known as Anamul Haque, is a professional cricket player from Bangladesh. He was born on December 16, a significant day in Bangladesh’s history as it is celebrated as Victory Day. His birth date earned him the nickname Bijoy, which means victory in Bengali.
Anamul Haque’s talent was evident from a young age, and he made his first-class debut for Dhaka Division in the National Cricket League at the tender age of 16 in 2008. He earned this opportunity through his impressive performances at the BKSP, Bangladesh’s premier sports institute.
While still in his teens, Anamul became a regular in the Bangladesh age-group teams. In November 2009, he cemented his place in the Under-19 team, and his exceptional batting skills led him to hit an incredible 13 centuries before making his One-Day International (ODI) debut against West Indies in November 2012.
Anamul Haque’s skills were not limited to his batting prowess; he also earned praise for his glovework behind the stumps. He showcased his talent while playing for Dhaka Gladiators in the Bangladesh Premier League T20 competition, further enhancing his reputation in the cricketing world.
The talented cricketer continued to impress and made a significant impact in international cricket. In only his second international match, he scored a remarkable century of 120 runs against West Indies, contributing to Bangladesh’s largest victory in an ODI. Anamul has since scored two more international hundreds, one against Pakistan and another against West Indies in 2014. Additionally, he has registered three fifties to his name, proving his consistency and reliability as a batsman.
Anamul Haque’s achievements extend beyond the international arena. He has also displayed his skills while playing for several domestic teams. He has scored centuries for Bangladesh Under-19s, Dhaka and Khulna Division in first-class cricket, as well as for Abahani club and BCB Academy.
Despite his remarkable performances, Anamul’s place in the Test team has not been as regular compared to limited-overs formats. Nevertheless, he continues to strive for excellence and contributes to the success of Bangladesh’s national cricket team.
Off the field, Anamul Haque hails from the town of Kushtia in western Bangladesh. He received his education at the BKSP, the same institute that played a crucial role in honing his cricketing skills.
As a young and talented cricketer, Anamul Haque Bijoy has already left a significant mark on the sport. With his exceptional batting skills, glovework, and determination to succeed, he is destined for greater accomplishments in the future.
