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	'''Mohammed Rafique''' ({{lang-bn\|মোহাম্মদ রফিক }}) (born ] ] in ]) is a ]i ]er. He is ~~the leading wickettaker for Bangladesh~~ in ~~both~~ ] ~~and~~ ] ~~cricket~~.		'''Mohammed Rafique''' ({{lang-bn\|মোহাম্মদ রফিক }}) (born ] ]) is a ]i ]er. He was born in ], ].

	==Career Story==		==Career Story==

	~~A slow left arm orthodox bowler,~~ Rafique is one of the few Bangladeshi players ~~to have~~ placed inside the ICC bowler rankings' top 50. ~~He's~~ become a permanent fixture in the national team and more generally, a household name in Bangladesh. To date he is the only Bangladeshi player to have reached 100 ODI wickets.		Mohammad Rafique is one of the few Bangladeshi players placed inside the ICC bowler rankings' top 50, Rafique has become a permanent fixture in the national team and more generally, a household name in Bangladesh. To date he is the only Bangladeshi player to have reached 100 ODI wickets.

	One of the most senior players in the current ] team, Rafique was more well known for his abilities in ODIs early in his career. He was nevertheless selected to play in Bangladesh's inaugural Test against India and showed his promise with three wickets.		One of the most senior players in the current ] team, Rafique was more well known for his abilities in ODIs early in his career. He was nevertheless selected to play in Bangladesh's inaugural Test against India and showed his promise with three wickets.

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Mohammed Rafique (Template:Lang-bn) (born September 5 1970) is a Bangladeshi cricketer. He was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Career Story

Mohammad Rafique is one of the few Bangladeshi players placed inside the ICC bowler rankings' top 50, Rafique has become a permanent fixture in the national team and more generally, a household name in Bangladesh. To date he is the only Bangladeshi player to have reached 100 ODI wickets.

One of the most senior players in the current Bangladesh team, Rafique was more well known for his abilities in ODIs early in his career. He was nevertheless selected to play in Bangladesh's inaugural Test against India and showed his promise with three wickets.

His career was almost derailed soon after when he was reported to the ICC for a suspect action. He was tardy in taking remedial action and was out of the national team until 2002 when he was picked for the home series against South Africa. His return to cricket was classy and promising, with a 6 wicket haul in the second Test against South Africa. He has not looked back since. He was the highest wicket taker for Bangladesh in the home Test series against England and the second highest during the away tour to Zimbabwe.

Rafique is also known as a handy, hard-hitting lower-order batsman. His 77 versus Kenya in May of 1998 at Hyederabad was instrumental in Bangladesh's first ever ODI win against Kenya. He also scored a Test century against the West Indies in what some may call Bangladesh's first legitimately drawn Test without any intervention by the weather.

He was instrumental in steering the Tiger's to a series whitewash against the Kenyans and recorded his best match figures in Tests against Australia in a match they only narrowly lost

Awards

BCB Cricketer of The Year (2005)
BCB Bowler of The Year (2006)
BCB All-Rounder of The Year (2006)

v t e Bangladesh squad – 1999 Cricket World Cup
1 Aminul Islam (c) 2 Akram Khan 3 Faruque Ahmed 4 Shahriar Hossain 5 Mehrab Hossain 6 Enamul Haque 7 Niamur Rashid 8 Naimur Rahman 9 Khaled Mahmud 10 Khaled Mashud (w) 11 Mohammad Rafique 12 Shafiuddin Ahmed 13 Hasibul Hossain 14 Manjural Islam 15 Minhajul Abedin Coach: Greenidge

v t e Bangladesh squad – 2003 Cricket World Cup
1 Khaled Mashud (w) 2 Al Sahariar 3 Alok Kapali 4 Akram Khan 5 Habibul Bashar 6 Hannan Sarkar 7 Ehsanul Haque 8 Sanwar Hossain 9 Khaled Mahmud 10 Manjural Islam 11 Mashrafe Mortaza 12 Mohammad Ashraful 13 Mohammad Rafique 14 Talha Jubair 15 Tapash Baisya 16 Tushar Imran Coach: Mohsin Kamal & Ali Zia

v t e Bangladesh squad – 2007 Cricket World Cup
2 Mashrafe Mortaza 5 Javed Omar 7 Habibul Bashar (c) 15 Mushfiqur Rahim (w) 19 Tapash Baisya 29 Tamim Iqbal 35 Rajin Saleh 41 Abdur Razzak 42 Shahriar Nafees 47 Syed Rasel 59 Shahadat Hossain 75 Shakib Al Hasan 76 Farhad Reza 77 Mohammad Rafique 97 Aftab Ahmed 98 Mohammad Ashraful Coach: Whatmore

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