The Indian Premier League (IPL) certainly opened its gates for the young players to exhibit their talent and gain much experience by rubbing shoulders with the best in the business. Although Bangladesh has seen its performance graph on a rising trajectory, they have fallen short in crunch moments due to inconsistencies. This has turned out to be the reason of IPL franchises not venting their trust on their players.

Until the 2022 season, only six Bangladeshi players have been picked to play in the IPL. The likes of <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/cricket-appeal/5-bangladesh-cricketers-who-did-not-get-enough-chances-under-shakib-al-hasan-2147/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Shakib Al Hasan</a> and Mustafizur Rahman have been quite successful for different franchises. The left-handed batter Tamim Iqbal marked his presence in the squads last decade, but could not get a chance to feature in any game. Here are the other three players, who could not do justice to their talent in a handful of IPL games.

The right-handed batter gained superstar status in <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/cricket-teams/bangladesh/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bangladesh</a> cricket, due to his ability to perform for the team in crunch moments. He is the youngest player to hit a century on his Test debut and starred in Bangladesh’s only ODI win against Australia with a knock of 100.

With his consistent performances for the national team, Ashraful secured a bid of $75,000 in the IPL 2009 auction from Mumbai Indians. He then featured in his only IPL game for MI against Delhi Daredevils, which was the 55th match of the season at Centurion.

Ashraful returned with a knock of 2 off 10 balls, before getting dismissed by Pradeep Sangwan. The loss to MI paved his exit from the Playing XI, and he never played in the tournament again.

Abdur Razzak is one of the legendary spinners to feature for the Tigers across all formats. His ability to take wickets off the arm balls and an occasional turn from the surface were second to none in the country. He is the first Bangladesh player to take 200 wickets in the ODI format.

Razzak was picked by the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL 2008 for a bid amount of $50,000. He featured in Match 39 of the same season against Rajasthan Royals and finished with figures of 0/29 in two overs. The likes of Shane Watson and Graeme Smith sent his balls in all directions of the Sawai Mansingh Stadium. &nbsp;

This appearance turned out to be the final appearance for the left-arm spinner in the cash-rich T20 league. However, he helped Bangladesh put up strong fights across all formats until playing his last international match in 2018.

Mashrafe Mortaza, the trailblazer of Bangladesh cricket, especially in the last decade, remained a consistent wicket-taker across all formats. His leadership qualities and never-say-die attitude certainly inspired the youngsters.

Kolkata Knights Riders splurged a whopping $600,000 to secure the services of Mortaza in the 2009 edition. However, he featured in only a solitary game against Deccan Chargers in Match 48 at Johannesburg. The right-arm pacer conceded 58 runs off four overs while conceding 21 runs off the last over, which resulted in Knight Riders losing the game.

Mortaza then could not feature in any of the IPL games until playing his last international game in 2020. Despite facing multiple injury concerns, he went on to pick 389 wickets across all international formats.

The Indian Premier League (IPL) certainly opened its gates for the young players to exhibit their talent and gain much experience by rubbing shoulders with the best in the business. Although Bangladesh has seen its performance graph on a rising trajectory, they have fallen short in crunch moments due to inconsistencies. This has turned out to be the reason of IPL franchises not venting their trust on their players.
Until the 2022 season, only six Bangladeshi players have been picked to play in the IPL. The likes of <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/cricket-appeal/5-bangladesh-cricketers-who-did-not-get-enough-chances-under-shakib-al-hasan-2147/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Shakib Al Hasan</a> and Mustafizur Rahman have been quite successful for different franchises. The left-handed batter Tamim Iqbal marked his presence in the squads last decade, but could not get a chance to feature in any game. Here are the other three players, who could not do justice to their talent in a handful of IPL games.
<h3>1. Mohammad Ashraful</h3>
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The right-handed batter gained superstar status in <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/cricket-teams/bangladesh/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bangladesh</a> cricket, due to his ability to perform for the team in crunch moments. He is the youngest player to hit a century on his Test debut and starred in Bangladesh’s only ODI win against Australia with a knock of 100.
With his consistent performances for the national team, Ashraful secured a bid of $75,000 in the IPL 2009 auction from Mumbai Indians. He then featured in his only IPL game for MI against Delhi Daredevils, which was the 55th match of the season at Centurion.
Ashraful returned with a knock of 2 off 10 balls, before getting dismissed by Pradeep Sangwan. The loss to MI paved his exit from the Playing XI, and he never played in the tournament again.
<h3>2. Abdur Razzak</h3>
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Abdur Razzak is one of the legendary spinners to feature for the Tigers across all formats. His ability to take wickets off the arm balls and an occasional turn from the surface were second to none in the country. He is the first Bangladesh player to take 200 wickets in the ODI format.
Razzak was picked by the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL 2008 for a bid amount of $50,000. He featured in Match 39 of the same season against Rajasthan Royals and finished with figures of 0/29 in two overs. The likes of Shane Watson and Graeme Smith sent his balls in all directions of the Sawai Mansingh Stadium. &nbsp;
This appearance turned out to be the final appearance for the left-arm spinner in the cash-rich T20 league. However, he helped Bangladesh put up strong fights across all formats until playing his last international match in 2018.
<h3>3. Mashrafe Mortaza</h3>
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Mashrafe Mortaza, the trailblazer of Bangladesh cricket, especially in the last decade, remained a consistent wicket-taker across all formats. His leadership qualities and never-say-die attitude certainly inspired the youngsters.
Kolkata Knights Riders splurged a whopping $600,000 to secure the services of Mortaza in the 2009 edition. However, he featured in only a solitary game against Deccan Chargers in Match 48 at Johannesburg. The right-arm pacer conceded 58 runs off four overs while conceding 21 runs off the last over, which resulted in Knight Riders losing the game.
Mortaza then could not feature in any of the IPL games until playing his last international game in 2020. Despite facing multiple injury concerns, he went on to pick 389 wickets across all international formats.
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The Indian Premier League (IPL) certainly opened its gates for the young players to exhibit their talent and gain much experience by rubbing shoulders with the best in the business. Although Bangladesh has seen its performance graph on a rising trajectory, they have fallen short in crunch moments due to inconsistencies. This has turned out to be the reason of IPL franchises not venting their trust on their players.
Until the 2022 season, only six Bangladeshi players have been picked to play in the IPL. The likes of <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/cricket-appeal/5-bangladesh-cricketers-who-did-not-get-enough-chances-under-shakib-al-hasan-2147/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Shakib Al Hasan</a> and Mustafizur Rahman have been quite successful for different franchises. The left-handed batter Tamim Iqbal marked his presence in the squads last decade, but could not get a chance to feature in any game. Here are the other three players, who could not do justice to their talent in a handful of IPL games.
<h3>1. Mohammad Ashraful</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1665728606261_Mohammad-Ashraful.jpeg" width="640" height="400" alt="">
The right-handed batter gained superstar status in <a href="https://www.crictracker.com/cricket-teams/bangladesh/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Bangladesh</a> cricket, due to his ability to perform for the team in crunch moments. He is the youngest player to hit a century on his Test debut and starred in Bangladesh’s only ODI win against Australia with a knock of 100.
With his consistent performances for the national team, Ashraful secured a bid of $75,000 in the IPL 2009 auction from Mumbai Indians. He then featured in his only IPL game for MI against Delhi Daredevils, which was the 55th match of the season at Centurion.
Ashraful returned with a knock of 2 off 10 balls, before getting dismissed by Pradeep Sangwan. The loss to MI paved his exit from the Playing XI, and he never played in the tournament again.
<h3>2. Abdur Razzak</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/attachments/1665728491402_Abdur-Razzak.jpeg" width="640" height="400" alt="">
Abdur Razzak is one of the legendary spinners to feature for the Tigers across all formats. His ability to take wickets off the arm balls and an occasional turn from the surface were second to none in the country. He is the first Bangladesh player to take 200 wickets in the ODI format.
Razzak was picked by the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the IPL 2008 for a bid amount of $50,000. He featured in Match 39 of the same season against Rajasthan Royals and finished with figures of 0/29 in two overs. The likes of Shane Watson and Graeme Smith sent his balls in all directions of the Sawai Mansingh Stadium. &nbsp;
This appearance turned out to be the final appearance for the left-arm spinner in the cash-rich T20 league. However, he helped Bangladesh put up strong fights across all formats until playing his last international match in 2018.
<h3>3. Mashrafe Mortaza</h3>
<img src="https://media.crictracker.com/media/featureimage/Mashrafe-Mortaza-3.jpg" width="640" height="400" alt="">
Mashrafe Mortaza, the trailblazer of Bangladesh cricket, especially in the last decade, remained a consistent wicket-taker across all formats. His leadership qualities and never-say-die attitude certainly inspired the youngsters.
Kolkata Knights Riders splurged a whopping $600,000 to secure the services of Mortaza in the 2009 edition. However, he featured in only a solitary game against Deccan Chargers in Match 48 at Johannesburg. The right-arm pacer conceded 58 runs off four overs while conceding 21 runs off the last over, which resulted in Knight Riders losing the game.
Mortaza then could not feature in any of the IPL games until playing his last international game in 2020. Despite facing multiple injury concerns, he went on to pick 389 wickets across all international formats.
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The Indian Premier League (IPL) certainly opened its gates for the young players to exhibit their talent and gain much experience by rubbing shoulders with the best in the business. Although Banglades

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