Young Bangladesh fast bowler Nahid Rana is finally getting the reward for his hard work and brilliant performances at the highest level. The fast bowler has impressed everyone with his pace, aggression, and confidence against New Zealand in the recent ODI series.
Nahid was one of the shining stars during Bangladesh’s tied 1-1 ODI series against New Zealand, where he picked up eight wickets in just two matches, with one match being abandoned due to heavy rain. His fearless attitude, and ability to take wickets regularly earned him big recognition.
Nahid Rana crowned ICC Player Of The Month
On Thursday, May 14, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced Nahid Rana as the winner of the ICC Men’s Player of the Month award for April 2026 for his outstanding performance against New Zealand. This is the first ICC Player of the Month award for Rana.
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Rana has also become the first Bangladeshi men’s cricketer to win the ICC Player of the Month award since Mehidy Hasan Miraz won this honor in April last year, which makes this achievement even more special for him and Bangladesh cricket.
Before the New Zealand series, the young sensation had also taken eight wickets in a three-match ODI series against Pakistan in March at home. So, he has taken 16 wickets in just 5 ODIs.
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