Mahim Haider Reaches 400 Career Wins in Career Milestone
8/7/2026, 9:25:56 PM
Mahim Haider has reached 400 career wins in COBEG, a milestone that places him among the most established names in the competition. For a player from Gazipur now representing Nexus in the 2026 season, this number is more than a simple total. It reflects years of steady results, repeat performance, and the ability to keep winning at a level that only a few players can sustain.
His all-time record explains why this achievement carries such weight. Across 535 matches played, Mahim has produced 400 wins and only 43 draws, while scoring 1715 goals. That profile shows a player who has not only stayed active, but has also remained highly effective over a long stretch. A 79% win rate at this volume is difficult to maintain, especially when every season brings stronger competition and higher expectations.
The ranking data adds even more context. Mahim sits at Rank #9 in the all-time standings with 4696 points, which confirms that this milestone is part of a larger record of elite output. Reaching 400 wins is not just about a single hot run. It is about staying consistent long enough to build a career that keeps producing points, goals, and results at a top level.
His 2026 season numbers show that the form is still strong. In the current season, he is ranked #19 with 291 played, 217 wins, 18 draws, 945 goals, and 2736 points, along with a 78% win rate. That is only a small drop from his all-time rate, which speaks to how stable his level remains even as the season moves on. For a player already operating at such a high standard, that kind of consistency is a major part of the story.
The scoring figures make the milestone even more impressive. Mahim has 1715 goals overall, plus 323 hat-tricks and 69 double hat-tricks, along with 152 clean sheets and 51 Man of the Match awards. Those numbers show a complete competitive profile: winning often, scoring heavily, and delivering in the moments that matter most.
For Gazipur, this is a strong regional marker as well. Mahim Haider’s rise with Nexus gives the district another player whose name now sits firmly in the record books through performance, not hype. In a competition where long-term success is difficult to preserve, 400 career wins stands as a clear sign of durability, skill, and elite consistency.
At this stage of the 2026 season, Mahim’s achievement is not only about crossing a line. It is about showing that the standard can still be held, season after season. For Nexus and for Gazipur, 400 wins is a milestone that confirms an already respected career and adds another lasting number to an exceptional record.