Mahmudullah has announced his retirement from Test cricket after a 12-year career.

 Mahmudullah has announced his retirement from Test cricket after a 12-year career. Mohammad Mahmudullah The 35-year old played his 50th and last Test against Zimbabwe at the Harare Sports Club in July this year with Bangladesh recording a 220-run win. In his final innings the right-hander made an unbeaten 150, his fifth hundred in Tests, and was adjudged the player of the match. In all Mahmudullah scored 2914 runs at an average of 33.49 and took 43 wickets in Tests. He has also captained Bangladesh in six Test matches. “Leaving a format of which I have been a part of for such a long time is not easy. I had always thought of going on a high and I believe this is the right time to end my Test career,’’ Mahmudullah said in a statement. “ I want to extend my gratitude to the BCB President for supporting me when I returned to the Test team. I thank my teammates and the support staff for always encouraging me and believing in my ability. It has been an absolute honour and privilege to play Test cricket for Bangladesh and I will cherish the many memories,’’ he said.  “Although I am retiring from Tests, I will still be playing ODIs and T20 internationals and really looking forward to continue giving my best for my country in white ball cricket,’’ he added. Mohammad  A day after scoring his career-best unbeaten 150, Mahmudullah informed him team mates that he is not willing to continue his Test career anymore. The sudden announcement, ahead of the third day's play against Zimbabwe, came as a shock to his teammates and the team management. Though later he never clarified his position to media regarding his Test future before announcing his retirement formally on Wednesday. Mahmudullah  sportshulk.com -Its Incredibly Sporting . our main focus provide more in-depth sports related information to all internet user . Primary we focus on cricket & football . in near future we will provide all sports related information
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