Hridoy has etched his name into Bangladesh cricket history by scoring an unbeaten 350 in first-class cricket.
Surpassing the Previous Mark
This innings has allowed Hridoy to go past Tamim and claim the highest individual score by any Bangladesh batter in the format.
The achievement stands as a record-breaking effort that places Hridoy at the top of the list for Bangladesh first-class batting performances.
Details of the Milestone
The score of 350 not out directly replaces the earlier mark held by Tamim as the leading figure for a Bangladesh player in first-class cricket.
No other Bangladesh batter had reached this level before Hridoy completed the innings.
Hridoy now has the highest individual score by a Bangladesh batter in first-class cricket.
The unbeaten nature of the 350 further highlights the scale of the performance in the match where it was compiled.
Impact on Bangladesh First-Class Records
With this knock, Hridoy has updated the record books for his country in the longer format of the game.
The previous highest mark belonged to Tamim, and Hridoy’s effort has now set a new benchmark that future Bangladesh players will aim to chase.
- Score: 350*
- Previous record holder: Tamim
- New status: Highest individual score by a Bangladesh batter in first-class cricket
This single innings has shifted the record in a decisive manner for Bangladesh cricket.
Key Facts from the Achievement
The 350 not out stands alone as the new high point for any Bangladesh batter across all first-class matches played to date.
Tamim’s earlier score has been overtaken, confirming Hridoy’s position at the head of the national list.
The record is now officially held by Hridoy following completion of the innings.
Supporters of Bangladesh cricket can note this as a clear update to the country’s first-class batting records.