Enamul Haque jnr ⚾

Born on December 5, 1986, Enamul Haque jnr is a left hand orthodox spinner and a right handed batsman. He was a find of the then Bangladesh coach Dav Whatmore to replace the aging Mohammad Rafique.
 

The brightest moment though came in the home series against Zimbabwe as Enamul scalped 18 wickets to help Bangladesh register their first ever Test win as a nation. They ended up winning the 2 Test series to record their first series victory. He missed the tour of England later that year but returned for the tour of Sri Lanka later that year.
 

Enamul lost his central contract in November 2010 and was also dropped from the team. His exclusion came after he did not pick more than four wickets in an innings in four years.
 

Wolverhampton Cricket Club signed Enamul in 2013 as their overseas player. He bowled well and took 30 wickets in 11 matches during his time. Due to this form he was recalled back to the Bangladesh team and was asked to prepare with them for the series against New Zealand. However, he didn't play a single a match and has been overlooked by the selectors who have preferred to go with youngsters.