Tawhid Qureshi, Author at TheCricHub

Tawhid Qureshi

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The Reinvention of Hasan Mahmud: How Bangladesh Found Its Pace Leader

Tawhid QureshiOctober 23, 2026

From a career-altering injury to match-winning spells in Australia and a historic Test hat-trick in Abu Dhabi, Hasan Mahmud is becoming the pace spearhead Bangladesh can rely on. It’s the closing stages of a long and arduous five days in Abu Dhabi. Despite several opportunities to land the decisive blow, Bangladesh are still trying to...

Khaled Ahmed Exclusive: County Cricket has taught me what professionalism really means

Tawhid QureshiSeptember 23, 2026

Khaled Ahmed, the 34-year-old Bangladeshi quick, has spent the past month enjoying his first experience of County Cricket with Kent, who are now on the verge of promotion to Division One of the County Championship. In an exclusive in-depth interview with The Crichub, Khaled discussed how his stint in England has improved him as a...

Don’t mourn Mackay: Bangladesh’s Darwin miracle changed everything

Tawhid QureshiAugust 26, 2026

Don’t be sad about how it ended, be happy about how it began. For Bangladesh fans, that should be the prevailing mood following a mind-boggling roller coaster of a series. After barely six days of ups and downs, the spoils were shared between Australia and their precocious visitors; Bangladesh thrashed Australia by nine wickets at...

Bangladesh’s Darwin Triumph Demands More Than Australia’s Humiliation

Tawhid QureshiAugust 18, 2026

Maligned, demeaned, an afterthought. The Australian attitude towards Bangladesh cricket might not be unique but it has been pretty constant. Stretching back to the broadcasting days of Richie Benaud, through to Shane Warne in 2005 and right up to the present day with The Grade Cricketer’s Ian Higgins, the pattern of thinly veiled contempt for...

Bangladesh Must Ditch the Inferiority Complex Before Taking on Australia

Tawhid QureshiAugust 11, 2026

Ahead of the First Test, Bangladesh are burdened by injuries, selection concerns and a disastrous warm-up performance. Yet overcoming Australia may depend as much on self-belief as skill, with pre-series comments risking the impression of a team seeking validation rather than expecting victory.

Tymal Mills Sees The Hundred Entering a New Era with London Spirit

Tawhid QureshiJuly 21, 2026

The Lord’s outfield is sun drenched and there’s a sense of change as England’s summer warmth continues unabated. As The Hundred enters its sixth season, Tymal Mills is speaking at the London Spirit media day, he believes the competition is embarking on a significant new chapter. With private investment now reshaping the tournament, new team...