Mrittunjoy Chowdhury-Bangladeshi Cricketer

Mrittunjoy hails from Satkhira, a southwestern district of Bangladesh. His early cricketing journey began at local academies, where his left-arm pace and natural athleticism stood out. He was selected for the Bangladesh Under-19 squad for the 2020 ICC U-19 World Cup, but an injury sidelined him. After recovery, he returned stronger, earning a spot in the Bangladesh Emerging Team and eventually making his way into domestic leagues and the national setup.

Career Overview

Mrittunjoy made his T20I debut for Bangladesh on March 31, 2023, against Ireland. He has played in the Bangladesh Premier League (BPL) for Chattogram Challengers and Comilla Victorians, and represents Khulna Division in First-Class cricket.

Mrittunjoy Chowdhury Statistics

Mrittunjoy Chowdhury

Format Matches Wickets Bowling Avg Economy Best Bowling
T20I 5 6 20.83 8.33 3/33
First-Class 13 47 21.53 3.06 7/38
List A 34 55 22.65 5.03 5/26
T20s 32 42 20.52 7.78 4/12

Mrittunjoy Chowdhury infographic

He’s also contributed with the bat, scoring 222 runs in First-Class cricket with a top score of 64, showing potential as a lower-order all-rounder.

    Playing Style and Strengths

  • Bowling: Left-arm fast-medium, known for swing, seam movement, and deceptive slower balls
  • Batting: Left-handed lower-order batter, capable of quick runs and partnerships
  • Fielding: Agile and committed, often placed in boundary positions
  • Temperament: Calm under pressure, with a strong work ethic and tactical awareness

Mrittunjoy’s bowling is particularly effective in T20s, where his variations and control make him a reliable option in powerplays and death overs.

   Teams and Representation

  • Bangladesh National Team (T20I)
  • Bangladesh Under-19s
  • Bangladesh Emerging Team
  • Chattogram Challengers, Comilla Victorians – BPL
  • Khulna Division – First-Class cricket

His performances have earned praise from senior players and selectors, and he’s seen as a future leader of Bangladesh’s pace attack.

Future Outlook

At just 24 years old, Mrittunjoy Chowdhury is poised for a long and impactful career. With continued development, he could become a regular in Bangladesh’s ODI and Test squads. His goals likely include:

  • Leading Bangladesh’s pace unit in ICC tournaments
  • Gaining experience in overseas leagues
  • Enhancing batting and fielding contributions
  • Becoming a role model for left-arm pacers in Bangladesh

Mrittunjoy’s blend of youth, skill, and temperament makes him one of Bangladesh’s most exciting cricketing prospects.

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