Mominul Haque is a Bangladeshi international cricketer best known for his left-handed batting, outstanding Test-match temperament and important contributions to Bangladesh’s rise in red-ball cricket. Born in Cox’s Bazar on 29 September 1991, he developed into one of Bangladesh’s most accomplished Test batters after progressing through domestic and age-group cricket. His career includes a memorable 181 against New Zealand in 2013, two centuries in a single Test against Sri Lanka in 2018, and a period as Bangladesh’s Test captain from 2019 to 2022. An occasional slow left-arm orthodox bowler, Mominul has also represented Bangladesh in ODI and T20I cricket. His career is particularly significant for his sustained involvement in Test cricket and his experience balancing individual performance with the responsibilities of international leadership. ICC+2
Mominul Haque Career Stats
| Format | Career | Matches | Innings | Runs | HS | Bat Avg | 50s | 100s | Wickets | BBI | Bowl Avg |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TESTCareer source | 2013– | 65 | 121 | 4,265 | 181 | 38.42 | — | — | 10 | 3/4 | 53.10 |
| ODIReconciled source snapshot | 2012–2018 | 28 | 26 | 557 | 60 | 22.28 | 3 | 0 | 7 | 2/13 | 27.14 |
| T20IReconciled source snapshot | 2012–2014 | 6 | 4 | 60 | 26* | 20.00 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0/14 | — |
| T20Recorded matches only | 2012–2026 | 73 | 64 | 1,318 | 91 | 22.34 | 7 | 0 | 4 | — | 14.25 |
This compact table is rendered directly from the shared per-format source selection; recorded-only rows are explicitly labelled. Detailed opponent, venue, year and dismissal analysis remains on the full stats page.
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Mominul Haque Quick Facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Full name | Mominul Haque |
| Date of birth | 29 September 1991 |
| Age | 35 years as of 29 October 2026 |
| Birthplace | Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh |
| Nationality | Bangladeshi |
| Profession | International cricketer |
| Primary role | Top-order batter |
| Batting style | Left-handed |
| Bowling style | Slow left-arm orthodox |
| Test debut | 8 March 2013 against Sri Lanka |
| ODI debut | 30 November 2012 against West Indies |
| T20I debut | 10 December 2012 against West Indies |
| Highest Test score | 181 against New Zealand |
| Former leadership role | Bangladesh Test captain |
| Test captaincy period | 2019–2022 |
| International status | Active in Test cricket as of October 2026 |
| Notable achievement | Scored centuries in both innings of a Test against Sri Lanka in 2018 |
The profile and career dates are supported by the ICC player profile and published match records. ICC+2
Mominul Haque’s Early Life, Birthplace and Cricket Development
Mominul Haque was born in Cox’s Bazar, a coastal city in southeastern Bangladesh, on 29 September 1991. His early development eventually took him from domestic cricket into Bangladesh’s national setup, where his strongest opportunities came in the longer format.
His route is important because Mominul became more closely associated with Test cricket than with the shorter international formats. His left-handed batting, ability to occupy the crease and experience against different bowling attacks helped establish him as a specialist red-ball option.
From domestic cricket to Bangladesh’s national setup
The ICC’s player biography records that Mominul made his first-class debut for Dhaka Division in 2008. He subsequently represented Bangladesh at youth level, including the country’s squad for the 2010 Under-19 World Cup in New Zealand. These experiences gave him exposure to competitive cricket before his senior international debut. ICC+1
His early development can be summarized as follows:
- 2008: First-class cricket with Dhaka Division.
- 2009: Emerged as a leading run-scorer in a series against Zimbabwe Under-19, according to the ICC’s biographical account.
- 2010: Part of Bangladesh’s Under-19 World Cup squad in New Zealand.
- 2012: Entered senior international cricket in ODI and T20I formats.
- 2013: Made his Test debut and scored his first Test century.
These milestones show how his career progressed from domestic and youth cricket to senior international competition.
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Mominul Haque’s Family, Wife and Personal Life
Mominul has spoken publicly about the importance of family support during difficult periods of his career. In an interview published by Prothom Alo, he explained that his family, wife and coach Mohammad Salahuddin were particularly supportive when he struggled with his form and mental pressure during his time as Bangladesh’s Test captain. Prothom Alo+1
What is known about Mominul Haque’s family?
The most useful confirmed personal-life information concerns the support he received during his cricketing setbacks.
- Wife and family: Mominul has publicly acknowledged his wife and family as sources of support during a difficult period in his career.
- Coach and mentor: Mohammad Salahuddin was an important source of personal and cricketing support, according to Mominul’s interview.
- Parents and siblings: Reliable, sufficiently corroborated public details about their names and occupations have not been established in the sources used for this article.
- Children and wider family: No additional details are included without dependable confirmation.
His comments offer a direct account of how the demands of captaincy affected him. They are more informative than unsupported celebrity-biography claims about his private life.
Mominul Haque’s Education, Height and Cricket Training
Mominul’s professional development is better documented through cricket records than through detailed school or university histories.
| Profile detail | Research finding |
|---|---|
| Birthplace | Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh |
| Primary sporting development | Domestic and Bangladesh age-group cricket |
| First-class debut | 2008, for Dhaka Division |
| Under-19 experience | Bangladesh’s 2010 Under-19 World Cup squad |
| Height | A commonly reported figure is approximately 1.61 m, but a dependable primary confirmation was not established |
| School or university | Not reliably confirmed |
| First coach | A complete, independently verified early-coaching chronology was not established |
| Important later mentor | Mohammad Salahuddin |
The ICC confirms Mominul’s early first-class and Under-19 background, while his own comments in Prothom Alo support Salahuddin’s later mentoring role. ICC+1
His physical height is sometimes included in secondary profile pages, but it should not be treated as an officially verified measurement without a stronger source.
Mominul Haque’s Domestic and Youth Cricket Career
Domestic cricket gave Mominul the foundation for his international career. His first-class debut for Dhaka Division in 2008 preceded his senior international appearances by approximately four years. He also developed through Bangladesh’s Under-19 pathway, including the 2010 World Cup squad. ICC+1
Domestic teams and development
Mominul’s recorded team associations include:
- Dhaka Division
- Chattogram Division
- Bangladesh A
- Bangladesh Under-19
- Bangladesh Academy and other representative sides
- Barisal Burners
- Sylhet Royals
- Sylhet Super Stars
- Rajshahi Kings
- Dhaka Platoon
- Comilla Victorians
- Rangpur Riders
- Fortune Barishal
- Sylhet Titans
These associations span representative, domestic and franchise cricket. They should not all be interpreted as evidence of the same type of participation: a team appearing in a player’s database may indicate a squad or competition association rather than a particular number of match appearances. Cricbuzz+2
Important domestic milestones
| Year or period | Milestone |
|---|---|
| 2008 | First-class debut for Dhaka Division |
| 2009 | Notable run-scoring against Zimbabwe Under-19 |
| 2010 | Bangladesh Under-19 World Cup squad |
| 2012 | Senior ODI and T20I debuts |
| 2013 | Test debut and first Test century |
| 2017 | Strong List A season; a secondary statistical profile credits him with 584 runs in the Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League |
| 2018 | First-class high score of 258, listed in a secondary career-statistics database |
The 2017 and 2018 figures are useful leads for deeper domestic analysis, but detailed match-by-match confirmation should be completed against the relevant official scorecards before treating every competition-specific statistic as definitive. IPL+1
Mominul Haque’s International Cricket Career
Mominul made his senior international debut in 2012 and entered Test cricket in March 2013. Although he played all three major international formats, his career has been defined principally by Test cricket. His strongest statistical contribution has come in the longer format, where he has accumulated thousands of runs and multiple centuries. Cricket Australia+2
International debut timeline
| Format | Debut date | Opposition | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
| ODI | 30 November 2012 | West Indies | Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium, Khulna |
| T20I | 10 December 2012 | West Indies | Shere Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur |
| Test | 8 March 2013 | Sri Lanka | Galle International Stadium, Galle |
The debut dates and venues are listed in cricket profile records. ICC+1
Mominul Haque’s Test career
Test cricket is the central chapter of Mominul’s career. His batting has included long innings against quality international attacks, and his record includes centuries in Bangladesh, overseas tours and matches played during his captaincy.
The ICC’s profile identifies him as a left-handed batter who also bowls slow left-arm orthodox. This combination gives him a secondary bowling option, although his primary international role has been batting. ICC+1
For readers seeking the detailed innings record, averages and bowling figures, the dedicated Test statistics section is available through the site’s player-statistics integration:
Explore Mominul Haque's complete Test statsMominul Haque’s ODI career
Mominul made his ODI debut against West Indies in November 2012. His ODI career has been much smaller than his Test career, and he did not establish the same long-term position in Bangladesh’s one-day side.
His ODI career includes a highest score of 60. Published career summaries list 557 ODI runs, with three half-centuries and no ODI centuries in the senior international format. NDTV Sports+1
For the full innings-by-innings record:
See Mominul Haque's complete ODI statsMominul Haque’s T20I career
Mominul’s T20I career was limited to six matches. He made his debut against West Indies in December 2012 and scored 60 runs in four batting innings, with a highest score of 26 not out. His T20I strike rate is listed at 120 in published career summaries. NDTV Sports+1
His limited T20I involvement helps explain why his reputation rests more on Test batting than on international white-ball cricket.
View Mominul Haque's full T20I recordFirst-class and List A records
Mominul’s domestic and international experience also appears across First-Class and List A cricket. Published statistical profiles list a first-class highest score of 258 and a List A highest score of 182. These are important records for readers interested in his wider batting career beyond international Tests. NDTV Sports+1
View Mominul Haque's complete first-class stats Explore Mominul Haque's complete List A recordFor domestic and franchise T20 appearances, including the leagues in which he has featured:
View Mominul Haque's domestic and franchise T20 statsMominul Haque’s Greatest Test Innings: 181 Against New Zealand
Mominul’s 181 against New Zealand in October 2013 was one of the defining innings of his early international career. It was his maiden Test century and helped Bangladesh respond to New Zealand’s first-innings total of 469 at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chattogram. The Guardian+2
Match snapshot: Bangladesh vs New Zealand, 2013
Mominul Haque
181
274 balls · 27 fours
Bangladesh first innings
501
All out
Opposition: New Zealand
Venue: Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chattogram
Dates: 9–13 October 2013
Result: Match drawn
New Zealand had scored 469 in its first innings. Bangladesh initially found itself under pressure at 8 for 2, but Mominul’s resistance transformed the innings. He resumed on 77 not out on the third day and moved past his century with a confident display of stroke play.
He eventually scored 181 from 274 deliveries, including 27 fours. Bangladesh made 501, taking a first-innings lead rather than following on. The match ended in a draw, while Sohag Gazi received Player of the Match recognition for his century and six wickets. The Guardian+2
The significance of the innings extended beyond the score. Mominul demonstrated that he could build a long Test innings under pressure, a skill that became central to his reputation in Bangladesh cricket.
Mominul Haque’s Record 176 and 105 Against Sri Lanka in 2018
In January 2018, Mominul produced another major performance against Sri Lanka at Chattogram. In the first Test, he scored 176 from 214 balls in Bangladesh’s first innings and followed it with 105 in the second innings. He became the first Bangladeshi batter to score centuries in both innings of a Test match. Cricbuzz+1
Match snapshot
| Detail | First innings | Second innings |
|---|---|---|
| Runs | 176 | 105 |
| Balls | 214 | Not stated here |
| Fours | 16 | Not stated here |
| Sixes | 1 | Not stated here |
| Venue | Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chattogram | Same Test |
| Opposition | Sri Lanka | Sri Lanka |
Mominul’s 176 was made at a strike rate of 82.24, an attacking tempo for a substantial Test innings. His second century made the match particularly notable because he demonstrated that the first-innings success was not a one-off contribution. He was named Player of the Match. Cricbuzz+1
This performance remains one of the clearest examples of his ability to combine concentration with scoring intent in Test cricket.
Mominul Haque’s Test Captaincy: 2019–2022
Mominul became Bangladesh’s Test captain in October 2019, following the suspension of Shakib Al Hasan. His appointment placed him in a demanding position: he had to lead a team still developing its Test consistency while maintaining his own batting standards.
His captaincy included several historic results, most notably Bangladesh’s first Test victory in New Zealand in January 2022. However, a prolonged decline in his batting form also became a major part of the story, eventually leading him to step down in May 2022. Wikipedia+2
Major moments during his captaincy
| Period | Event | Significance |
|---|---|---|
| October 2019 | Appointed Test captain | Took over the leadership role after Shakib’s suspension |
| February 2020 | Bangladesh defeated Zimbabwe by an innings and 106 runs | Mominul scored 132 in the victory |
| April 2021 | Scored 127 against Sri Lanka | His first Test century outside Bangladesh |
| July 2021 | Bangladesh defeated Zimbabwe by 220 runs | Another Test victory under his leadership |
| January 2022 | Bangladesh defeated New Zealand by eight wickets | A landmark away Test win |
| May 2022 | Stepped down as Test captain | Chose to concentrate on his batting |
The milestones are recorded in the historical account of his captaincy and contemporary reporting. Wikipedia+1
The New Zealand victory in 2022
Bangladesh’s eight-wicket victory at Mount Maunganui was a defining result for the national team. It was Bangladesh’s first Test win against New Zealand and its first Test victory in New Zealand after years of unsuccessful tours.
The achievement was especially important in the context of Mominul’s leadership. His team showed that Bangladesh could compete successfully in challenging overseas conditions, rather than relying primarily on home performances.
Mominul’s own batting during the period was inconsistent, however, and the contrast between the team’s landmark result and his personal difficulties became an important theme in his later reflections. Wikipedia+1
Why Mominul resigned as captain
On 31 May 2022, Mominul announced his decision to relinquish the captaincy after discussing the matter with Bangladesh Cricket Board president Nazmul Hassan.
He said he had not contributed sufficiently in recent series and believed another player should take responsibility. He also explained that he wanted to focus on his batting rather than continue under the combined pressure of poor personal form and disappointing team results. The Daily Star+1
In a later interview with Prothom Alo, Mominul described the mental strain he had experienced while trying to fulfil his ambitions as captain. He credited his family, wife and coach Mohammad Salahuddin with supporting him during that period. Prothom Alo+1
His resignation was therefore not simply a change in team leadership. It marked a decision to separate his personal batting recovery from the additional demands of captaincy.
Mominul Haque’s Career Statistics and Records
Mominul’s international record is dominated by Test cricket. Career profiles updated in 2026 list him with more than 5,200 Test runs, alongside a substantial record of centuries and half-centuries. His shorter-format international totals are much smaller. NDTV Sports+1
International batting summary
The following figures reflect the career summaries available during the October 2026 research period. Test figures are reported separately from ODI and T20I figures to avoid blending different formats.
| Format | Matches | Runs | Highest score | 100s | 50s |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Test | 80 | 5,219 | 181 | 13 | 28 |
| ODI | 28 | 557 | 60 | 0 | 3 |
| T20I | 6 | 60 | 26* | 0 | 0 |
Source: published career statistics in the ICC-linked player ecosystem and secondary cricket-statistics profiles. Career totals should be rechecked against the latest official scorecards before publication because database updates may differ in timing. NDTV Sports+1
Important records and milestones
- 181 against New Zealand: His highest Test score and maiden Test century.
- 176 and 105 against Sri Lanka: Centuries in both innings of a Test in January 2018.
- 132 against Zimbabwe: A major innings during his first Test victory as captain in February 2020.
- 127 against Sri Lanka: His first Test century outside Bangladesh, in April 2021.
- 258 in first-class cricket: A high score listed in a secondary career-statistics profile.
- 182 in List A cricket: A high score listed in the same broader statistical ecosystem. The Guardian+4
These achievements illustrate the difference between Mominul’s international and domestic records. His international profile is most closely associated with sustained Test batting, while his first-class and List A records show that his wider career has also included substantial domestic run-scoring.
Mominul Haque’s Playing Style and Strengths
Mominul is a left-handed top-order batter whose career has been built primarily around red-ball cricket. His highest-profile innings show an ability to remain at the crease for long periods, build partnerships and continue scoring after reaching a century.
Three features stand out from the documented performances.
1. Patience in Test cricket
His 181 against New Zealand came from 274 deliveries. Rather than being a brief attacking innings, it was a prolonged effort that helped Bangladesh recover from an early collapse and pass the opposition’s first-innings total. The Guardian+1
2. Ability to convert starts into major scores
His twin centuries against Sri Lanka in 2018 showed that he could sustain his concentration across two innings in the same Test. That achievement remains a defining part of his international profile. Cricbuzz+1
3. A secondary bowling option
Mominul bowls slow left-arm orthodox spin. His primary role is batting, but the bowling skill gives Bangladesh an additional option when conditions or match situations permit. ICC+1
A detailed technical assessment of his footwork, preferred scoring areas and performance against individual bowling types would require ball-by-ball analysis and specialist commentary. Those details should not be inferred solely from his aggregate statistics.
Mominul Haque’s Franchise Cricket, IPL and Other Leagues
Mominul has played in Bangladesh’s domestic T20 and franchise competitions. His recorded team associations include Barisal Burners, Sylhet Royals, Sylhet Super Stars, Rajshahi Kings, Dhaka Platoon, Comilla Victorians, Rangpur Riders, Fortune Barishal and Sylhet Titans. Cricbuzz+2
Has Mominul Haque played in the IPL?
The sources consulted for this biography did not establish a confirmed Indian Premier League appearance or a verified IPL contract. His presence in an IPL-related player profile or statistics page is not, by itself, proof that he was signed by a franchise or played a match.
Accordingly, no IPL team, auction price or IPL season total is attributed to him here.
Domestic T20 cricket
His domestic T20 career is separate from his T20I career. Playing in a franchise competition does not automatically mean a player has represented Bangladesh in international T20 cricket, and the two statistical records should not be combined.
For Mominul, the available team listings establish participation across multiple domestic competitions, but a complete season-by-season franchise table would require verification of individual scorecards, signing announcements and actual appearances. Cricbuzz+1
Mominul Haque’s Current Status in 2026
Career status at a glance
Research date: 29 October 2026
International cricket
Mominul remains active in Test cricket. His latest recorded Test in the sources consulted was against Afghanistan in Abu Dhabi on 9 October 2026.
Recent Test appearances
His 2026 record includes matches against Pakistan, Zimbabwe, Australia and Afghanistan.
Primary role
An experienced left-handed batter whose international career remains most closely associated with Tests.
The ICC player profile lists his international career as extending into 2026. Recent match listings record appearances against Australia in August and Afghanistan in October. ICC+2
Recent Test performances
| Date | Opposition | Reported batting scores |
|---|---|---|
| 8 May 2026 | Pakistan | 91 and 56 |
| 16 May 2026 | Pakistan | 22 and 30 |
| 28 June 2026 | Zimbabwe | 60 and 13 |
| 13 August 2026 | Australia | 49 and 30* |
| 22 August 2026 | Australia | 9 and 0 |
| 9 October 2026 | Afghanistan | 39 and 7 |
These entries are from published match-by-match listings, not a claim that the table covers every international appearance. Cricbuzz+1
The figures show that Mominul continued to receive opportunities in Bangladesh’s Test side during 2026. They also demonstrate why his current profile should be described as an active international career rather than a completed or retired one.
Mominul Haque’s Net Worth, Salary and Endorsements
No dependable, independently verified estimate of Mominul Haque’s total net worth was established in the sources consulted for this biography.
His cricket earnings may include national-board payments, match fees, domestic contracts and franchise participation, but those categories cannot be added together responsibly without verified contract terms and payment disclosures.
Similarly, equipment use or the appearance of a brand in team materials does not establish an individual endorsement agreement.
For that reason:
- Net worth: No reliable public total established.
- Annual salary: No fully verified current total established.
- Central contract: A current individual contract value was not independently confirmed here.
- Franchise earnings: Historical team associations do not prove the exact amount paid.
- Endorsements and equipment deals: No individual commercial agreement is included without a dependable announcement or disclosure.
Readers should be cautious about celebrity-profile websites that publish precise wealth figures without explaining the underlying evidence.
Mominul Haque’s Awards, Controversies and Public Profile
Mominul’s clearest documented recognition comes from his match performances and leadership achievements rather than from a long list of independently verified individual awards.
His 176 and 105 against Sri Lanka earned him Player of the Match recognition in the first Test of the 2018 series. His 181 against New Zealand was another major career milestone, although Sohag Gazi, not Mominul, received Player of the Match in that drawn Test. Cricbuzz+1
The distinction matters because a notable innings and a match award are not the same thing.
The sources consulted also did not establish a major verified legal controversy or disciplinary sanction that needs a dedicated section in this biography. This should not be interpreted as proof that every possible historical allegation has been exhaustively ruled out.
Mominul Haque Career Timeline
| Year | Career development |
|---|---|
| 1991 | Born in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh |
| 2008 | Made his first-class debut for Dhaka Division |
| 2009 | Recorded notable youth-cricket performances against Zimbabwe Under-19 |
| 2010 | Included in Bangladesh’s Under-19 World Cup squad |
| 2012 | Made his ODI and T20I debuts |
| 2013 | Made his Test debut and scored 181 against New Zealand |
| 2018 | Scored 176 and 105 against Sri Lanka in one Test |
| 2019 | Appointed Bangladesh’s Test captain |
| 2020 | Scored 132 against Zimbabwe in a Test victory |
| 2021 | Scored 127 against Sri Lanka away from home |
| 2022 | Led Bangladesh to a historic Test victory in New Zealand and subsequently stepped down as captain |
| 2026 | Continued playing Test cricket for Bangladesh |
The timeline combines the principal documented milestones rather than every domestic appearance or team association. ICC+3
Frequently Asked Questions About Mominul Haque
How old is Mominul Haque?
Mominul Haque was born on 29 September 1991. He was 35 years old on 29 October 2026. Cricket Australia+1
What is Mominul Haque’s highest Test score?
His highest Test score is 181, made against New Zealand in Chattogram in October 2013. He scored the runs from 274 balls, hitting 27 fours. The Guardian+1
Who is Mominul Haque’s wife?
Mominul has publicly referred to his wife when discussing the support he received during a difficult period in his career. A dependable source confirming all relevant personal details was not established for this article, so further information is not added. Prothom Alo+1
Who was Mominul Haque’s coach and mentor?
Mohammad Salahuddin is a coach whom Mominul has publicly credited with supporting him during a difficult period. The available interview evidence establishes this later mentoring relationship, not necessarily a complete account of his earliest coaching history. Prothom Alo+1
Was Mominul Haque the captain of Bangladesh?
Yes. He captained Bangladesh in Test cricket from 2019 to 2022. His tenure included victories over Zimbabwe and New Zealand. He stepped down in May 2022 to focus on his batting. Wikipedia+1
How many Test centuries has Mominul Haque scored?
The career-statistics profile consulted for this biography lists 13 Test centuries and 28 fifties, alongside 5,219 runs in 80 matches. These figures should be checked against the latest official scorecards before publication. NDTV Sports+1
What is Mominul Haque’s highest first-class score?
A published career-statistics profile lists 258 as his highest first-class score. The precise match details should be confirmed against the original scorecard before using the figure in a detailed domestic-record article. IPL+1
Has Mominul Haque played in the IPL?
The research completed for this article did not verify an IPL appearance or contract. An IPL team or auction price should not be attributed to him without an official announcement or confirmed match record.
What is Mominul Haque’s net worth?
No dependable, independently verified estimate of his total net worth was established in the sources consulted. His earnings should not be calculated from assumed match fees or unverified salary websites.
Is Mominul Haque retired?
No. The latest records consulted show him playing Test cricket for Bangladesh in October 2026. He should be described as an active Test cricketer, not as retired. ICC+1
CONCLUSION
Mominul Haque’s career is best understood through the demands of Test batting. His 181 against New Zealand announced his ability to produce long innings, while his twin centuries against Sri Lanka demonstrated that he could repeat that level of performance within a single match.
His time as captain added another dimension to his career. The New Zealand victory in 2022 was a major team achievement, but the pressure of leadership also coincided with a difficult personal batting period. His decision to resign and concentrate on his game provides an important part of the context behind his career.
As of October 2026, Mominul remains an active Bangladesh Test batter. His record, particularly in the longer format, makes him a significant figure in the country’s modern Test history.