Nurul Hasan is a right-handed wicketkeeper-batter representing Bangladesh in all three formats. As of 2026, details about his personal life and career milestones remain limited.
Nurul Hasan is a right-handed cricketer from Bangladesh who specializes as a wicketkeeper and aggressive lower-order batter. He competes for his national team across Test, ODI, and T20I matches, earning recognition for his sharp glovework and explosive batting at the death. Born on November 21, 1993, in Khulna, Bangladesh, Nurul Hasan’s passion for cricket developed early. His journey began with informal street matches and frequent visits to local games in his hometown. He debuted internationally in T20Is on January 15, 2016, against Zimbabwe, followed by his ODI debut on December 29, 2016, also versus New Zealand, and his Test debut on January 20, 2017, against the same opponents. There is no verified information regarding Nurul Hasan having a brother; he may be an only child, though this cannot be confirmed. Similarly, details about his father, mother, or any potential sister remain unavailable online. He appears to maintain a private personal life, keeping family matters out of the public eye. Nurul Hasan is married to Tasnim Islam Lisa, daughter of Khulna-based businessman Shafikul Islam. The couple met during their studies at Northern University in Bangladesh. Their engagement was announced on May 10, 2017, and they were married on June 30, 2017, at the Khulna Club. Estimating Nurul Hasan’s net worth is difficult due to a lack of public financial disclosures. His primary income comes from his contract with the Bangladesh Cricket Board. He also earns additional match fees, including approximately BDT 40 lakh (around USD 36,000) for appearances in the Bangladesh Premier League. In international cricket, Nurul Hasan wears the number 18 jersey for Bangladesh across all three formats. As of 2026, he has not scored an international century. All images included are used for editorial purposes and are licensed through Getty/Source.