Mohammad Mithun

Mohammad Mithun is a Bangladeshi cricketer who represented his country across all three formats during his international career. Making his debut in the late 2000s, Mithun served as a middle-order batsman and occasional wicketkeeper for the Bangladesh national team. His most productive format was One Day Internationals, where he accumulated 711 runs across 28 matches at an average of 29.63, showcasing his ability to contribute in the 50-over format. Mithun's international career spanned several years, during which he was often utilized as a versatile batting option in the middle order. While his Test and T20I records were more modest, with averages of 18.50 and 10.58 respectively, he remained a consistent presence in Bangladesh's domestic cricket scene. Known for his solid technique and reliable glovework when keeping wicket, Mithun played during a period of transition for Bangladesh cricket as the team sought to establish itself on the international stage. Though he never claimed a wicket in international cricket, his primary value lay in his batting contributions and wicketkeeping abilities, making him a useful squad member during his tenure with the national team.