10 greatest Bangladeshi cricketers of all time

#7. Abdur Razzak

Abdur Razzak's tall bowling action and his effective skills made him a force to reckon with during the 2000s, an era when he was the lead-spinner for Bangladesh. His variation and tight lines ensured batsmen had little options of scoring runs against him and hence Razzak was one of the first high-quality spinners produced by the sub-continent nation.

He claimed 15 wickets in the ODI series against Zimbabwe in 2009 and was instrumental in setting up a series win for Bangladesh. He was the man-of-the-series for his performances.

His economy rate in ODIs in 4.56, a highly impressive number given the fact the kind of surfaces he bowled on and he has 207 wickets in 153 ODI games with a staggering strike rate of 38.4.