Mehidy Hasan Miraz won the ICC’s male player prize for April 2025.© AFP
The versatile of Bangladesh, Mehidy Hasan Miraz, won the male player of the CPI month for April 2025 after organizing solid versatile performance in the home test series against Zimbabwe. He beat the blessing of Zimbabwe Muzarabani and Ben Sears of New Zealand to win the monthly prize. Mehidy also only becomes the third Bangladesh player to win the award and the first to do so in more than two years – Shakib Al Hasan was the last Bangladesh player to win the award in March 2023, while Mushfiqur Rahim is the other to have been the victim of the honor.
“It is an incredible honor to win the male player of the CPI month. ICC prices are the ultimate recognition of any cricket player, and receiving this of a global vote means a lot for me.”
“Moments like these remind me of my trip – being named tournament player at the ICC World Cup under 19, 2016 was a massive encouragement at the start of my career, and this award seems just as special,” Mehidy said in a CPI statement on Wednesday.
Mehidy appreciated a prolific April 2025 with Bat and Ball, ending the two -game test series against Zimbabwe as a player in the series. After choosing ten counters during the defeat of the opening test match in Sylhet (5-52 and 5-50), Mehidy then struck 104 in the second match at Chattogram-his second century of test-before winning five other semicircles to make sure that the honors were shared. He also became the game player at Bangladesh by winning the cattogram test.
“I am really delighted. This prize will be a great source of inspiration for me to continue to give the best and contribute to the success of Bangladesh on the world scene. As cricket players, we dream of having an impact and making our fans joy.”
“Recognition like this of the ICC motivates me to continue to push stronger and to occur regularly for my country. I would like to thank my teammates, my coaches and the fans – this price also belongs to everyone,” concluded Mehidy.
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