If a person is watching a cricket match for the first time, then it can be a very complex task to understand this game for him. Different rules have been made from batting to bowling. Nowadays batting is also starting to be amazing, where batsmen keep playing in a loud shots. But many times in cricket, the word ‘Khabbu batsman’ is used, after all why and for whom is this ‘Khabu batsman’?

Who is called Khabu batsman?

In cricket, the ‘Khabbu batsman’ is said to be a left -handed player. Actually the word ‘Khabbu’ means the left hand, the word ‘Khabbu’ has been used for the person working with the left hand. The player playing with the left hand has been given different names in different sports. For example, in fighting sports, such athletes are called ‘Southpow’, but in cricket it is common to call the left -handed batsman a ‘Khabbu batsman’.

5 greatest Khabbu batsman in cricket

Talking about the greatest batsmen in cricket history, these include the names of great players like Brian Lata, Kumar Sangakkara, Saeed Anwar, Sourav Ganguly and Adam Gilchrist. Lara, whose personal score of 400 runs in Tests has not been broken till date, while the swing of Sangakkara’s bat used to make the fans crazy.

Brian Lara- In his 430 matches international cricket career, Brian Lara scored 22,358 runs. He is the only West Indies player who has scored more than 10,000 runs in both Test and ODI format.

Kumar Sangakkara- Sangakkara received the Man of the Match award for a brilliant innings of 85 runs in the second match of his ODI career. He has 28.016 runs in international cricket and his number comes after Sachin Tendulkar in terms of scoring the most runs in cricket.

Adam Gilchrist- Adam Gilchrist made a great recognition for his aggressive style batting. Gilchrist, who scored a total of 33 centuries in all three formats, scored a total of 15,461 runs in international career. Gilchrist got the status of being a great batsman as well as a great wicketkeeper.

Sourav Ganguly- Sourav Ganguly, one of the most successful captains of India, is also a ‘batsman’. Ganguly scored 18,575 runs in his 424 international matches career. He also played 38 centuries in his historical career.

Saeed Anwar- Saeed Anwar of Pakistan, especially one of the best opening batsmen of ODI cricket. He scored 8,824 runs in his 247 matches ODI career. The record for making the biggest personal score in ODI cricket remained his name for many years. He scored 194 runs against India in 1997.

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Records have been made on records in this stormy batting era in cricket. Talk about ODI matches here, it is very difficult for a team to score 400 runs. If we say that the same player has scored 400 runs in the ODI match, will you be able to believe? Yes, the record of playing an unbeaten 404 runs in the same innings of the ODI match is in the name of Mustakim Houladar. This feat took place in Bangladesh, where a student of ninth grade in school level cricket scored an innings of more than 400 runs.

This historical record has not been much time. It was March this year when two school teams were fighting at the district level in Bangladesh. For the Cambrian school, Mudakim Houladar started the innings and no one was able to dismiss him throughout the 50 overs.

Keep batting for 260 minutes

Mustakim Houladar spent 4 hours 20 minutes at the area at the crease as an opener. He played a historic innings of 404 runs, facing 170 balls. His strike rate was 237.64 and in this innings he hit 50 fours and 22 sixes. Haluladar had scored 332 runs with fours and sixes.

His innings also became memorable for another reason, as he had partnered 699 runs with captain Saud Pervez. Parvez himself remained unbeaten in an innings of 256 runs in 124 balls. Parvez hit 32 fours and 13 sixes in his innings. Think of how many runs this team must have scored due to such giant innings. The innings of Cambrian School ended at 770 runs on the basis of historical innings of Haladar and Parvez.

Even more amazing is that the team of St. Grigory School was playing in front. This team, who came to chase the target of 771 runs, was all out for just 32 runs. In this way, Cambrian School had won 738 runs.

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