Ziaul Islam Masud (October 1952 in Pabna – July 2014 in Dhaka) was a Bangladeshi ICC Trophy cricketer.
"In spite of his aggressive fast bowling, this calm and collected individual was a cricketer par excellence, a magnificent and honorable representative of the sport and a gentleman of high class" [said by Yousuf Rahman (Babu)][2] Masud led the new ball attack for Bangladesh in the 1st ICC trophy.
He also played a crucial part in winning the South Asian Cricket Championship title in Hong Kong in 1988.
In the ICC trophy, in 1979, he scored 11 against Fiji, sharing a vital 23 run partnership for the last wicket with Dipu Chowdhury.
Though his last international match was in early 1983, against the touring WB team led by Dilip Doshi, he remained a prominent figure in the domestic cricket throughout the 1980s.