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Mehidy Hasan Miraz Surpasses Litton; Equals Ravindra Jadeja With Stunning Ton Vs ZIM

Sakshi Sharma

Mehidy Hasan Miraz after the century (Source:@BDCricTime,x.com)Mehidy Hasan Miraz after the century (Source:@BDCricTime,x.com)

Bangladesh all-rounder Mehidy Hasan Miraz delivered a memorable performance in the ongoing second Test against Zimbabwe at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chattogram. The 27-year-old struck a remarkable 104-run knock to help Bangladesh post a commanding 444-run total in reply to Zimbabwe's 227 in the first innings. 

Resuming Day 3 on his overnight score of 16, Mehidy Hasan Miraz played with composure to bring up his second Test century (104 off 162 balls). He anchored the lower-middle order after Bangladesh found themselves at a shaky 291/7 at stumps on Day 2.

In the process, Mehidy etched his name into the record books with a series of significant milestones. 

List Of Records Mehidy Hasan Achieved With Ton In 2nd Test

Highest Test Score By A Bangladesh No. 7 Batter vs Zimbabwe

With this century, Mehidy registered the highest individual score by a Bangladeshi batter at No. 7 against Zimbabwe in Test cricket.  He surpassing Litton Das’s 95. He now also ranks fourth on the all-time list of highest scores by a Bangladeshi batter at No. 7 in Tests. 

  • 104 - Mehidy Hasan Miraz, This Test (2025)*
  • 95- Litton Das
  • 77- Nasir Hossain
  • 50-Shuvagata Hom
  • 49-Khaled Mashud 

4th Highest Test score by a Bangladesh batter at No. 7

  • 141 - Litton Das vs Sri Lanka, Mirpur, 2022
  • 138 - Litton Das vs Pakistan, Rawalpindi, 2024
  • 136 - Mahmudullah vs West Indies, Mirpur, 2018
  • 104 - Mehidy Hasan Miraz vs Zimbabwe, Chattogram, THIS TEST (2025)*

Joins Ravindra Jadeja in rare all-round feat

Mehidy’s century also brought with it a monumental personal milestone as he became only the 23rd player in Test history to achieve 2000 runs and 200 wickets. 

Having already reached the 200-wicket mark in the first Test of the series in Sylhet, where he bagged a stunning 10-wicket haul, Mehidy entered this Test just 36 runs short of the 2000-run landmark.

By achieving the feat in his 53rd Test match, Mehidy equals India’s Ravindra Jadeja as the joint-fifth fastest cricketer to the iconic double in Test history. Only Ian Botham (42 Tests), Kapil Dev (50), Imran Khan (50), and Shaun Pollock (52) reached the mark quicker.