Al Amin Hossain(L) hit a six off Rangana Herath to get off the mark in Test cricket
Hossain is the third Bangladeshi on the list. Hossain failed to score a run on his Test debut against New Zealand at Dhaka in 2013. However, he opened his account in Test cricket by hitting the Sri Lankan spinner Rangana Herath for a six in the year 2014. In fact, Hossain opened his account in the second innings too by smashing a six.
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Al-Amin Hossain has been in and out of the Bangladesh team due to suspect bowling action, disciplinary issues and poor on-field performances. He played his last Test in 2014 and last ODI in 2015.
#8 Mark Craig
Mark Craig is the only cricketer to hit a six off the very first ball he faced in Test cricket
Mark Craig is the only cricketer in the history of Test cricket to score a six off the very first ball he faced. He achieved this feat against Sulieman Benn at Kingston in the year 2014.
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In fact, it was the first ball in international cricket faced by Craig and he smashed a six. Craig went on to pick up 8 wickets in the said Test and was awarded the Man of the Match performance on debut.
The off-spinner from Auckland has a decent record in Test cricket and averages 36.81 with the bat in 25 Test innings and has picked up 50 wickets in Test cricket. However, an indifferent tour of India in 2016 saw the selections gates being shut for Craig and has not played a Test for the Kiwis in the next two years.
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