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Alauddin Babu

31 matches · 14 Feb 2012 to 7 Jan 2025

Alauddin Babu: career summary

Alauddin Babu is a cricketer. Alauddin Babu has played 31 matches on CricInto's records, from 14 Feb 2012 to 7 Jan 2025, for Dhaka Capitals, Durdanto Dhaka, Sylhet Sunrisers, Khulna Tigers, Rajshahi Kings, Dhaka Dynamites and Barisal Burners.

In the Bangladesh Premier League (31 matches, 2012–2025): 156 runs in 24 innings at an average of 9.18 and a strike rate of 102.63 (highest score 33*); 22 wickets at an average of 26.27 and an economy rate of 9.77 (best 3/24).

Batting

CompetitionMInnsNORunsHSAvgBFSR100s50s4s6s0s
Bangladesh Premier League31247 15633*9.18 152102.630 0783

Bowling

CompetitionMInnsOversRunsWktsBBIAvgEconSR4w5w
Bangladesh Premier League312359.1 578223/24 26.279.7716.14 00

Recent matches

DateMatchBatBowl
7 Jan 2025 DC vs RR Bangladesh Premier League 16 (16)1/33 (2)
3 Jan 2025 DC vs KT Bangladesh Premier League 0 (3)1/15 (3)
2 Jan 2025 DC vs DR Bangladesh Premier League 13 (9)1/35 (4)
30 Dec 2024 DC vs RR Bangladesh Premier League 1 (2)3/43 (4)
16 Feb 2024 DD vs KT Bangladesh Premier League 2* (2)0/12 (1)
14 Feb 2024 DD vs FB Bangladesh Premier League 3 (6)3/30 (4)
27 Jan 2024 DD vs RR Bangladesh Premier League 3 (6)1/43 (4)
12 Feb 2022 SS vs CC Bangladesh Premier League 2 (2)2/32 (3.1)
9 Feb 2022 SS vs CV Bangladesh Premier League 10 (8)2/24 (3.5)
8 Feb 2022 SS vs FB Bangladesh Premier League 22* (12)1/27 (4)

Frequently asked questions

How many runs has Alauddin Babu scored in the Bangladesh Premier League?

Alauddin Babu has scored 156 runs in the Bangladesh Premier League, at an average of 9.18.

How many wickets has Alauddin Babu taken in the Bangladesh Premier League?

Alauddin Babu has taken 22 wickets in the Bangladesh Premier League, with best figures of 3/24.

What is Alauddin Babu's highest score?

Alauddin Babu's highest score is 33*, in the Bangladesh Premier League (not out).

Which teams has Alauddin Babu played for?

Dhaka Capitals (2024–2025), Durdanto Dhaka (2024), Sylhet Sunrisers (2022), Khulna Tigers (2020), Rajshahi Kings (2019), Dhaka Dynamites (2016) and Barisal Burners (2012–2013).