তামিম ইকবাল (part-1)
Sports Desk: Highest runs for Bangladesh in all three types of cricket. Cricketer Tamim Iqbal is sitting on the top of his own mountain. This report is to inform various important aspects of Tamim's life.
at a glance
Full Name : Tamim Iqbal Khan
Born : 20 March 1989
Place of birth : Chittagong
Height : 5 feet 10 inches
Batting Style : Left handed batsman
Teams Played : Bangladesh, Asia XI, Bangladesh 'A', Bangladesh U-19, Chittagong Division, Durant Rajshahi, Nottinghamshire, Peshawar Zalmi, Pune Warriors, St Lucia Jukes, Wellington
International Debut: v Zimbabwe, 9 February 2007
Marriage : June 2013
achievement
♦ Highest runs and innings for any country in all three formats
♦ First batsman from Bangladesh to reach the milestone of 9000 international runs
♦ Most international centuries for Bangladesh 15
♦ As the second Bangladeshi to win Cricketer of the Year in 2010 from Wisden Cricketers Almanac, the bible of cricket
When you enter Tamim Iqbal's Banani DOHS house, the first thing that catches your eye is the memorabilia. Kirtiman targets all. In the 2012 Asia Cup, the famous picture of showing four fingers with four fifties in a row will also be seen. Then you will get bats, stumps, awards and rare photos of memorable matches. Like a small museum!
This left-handed opener has written his name in the history pages. Test, ODI and T20 - the most runs for Bangladesh in all three formats. He even holds the record for highest runs in all three formats.
The question is not correct
The fans of Sachin Tendulkar, Brian Lara, Ricky Ponting can ask the question that if they had the opportunity to play T20, they could have become the highest run batsman for the country in all three formats. But the question remains. For example, would Don Bradman's Test average have been 99.94 if he had played at this time? How would you do, ODI or T-20? Tamim Iqbal is a true run-winner. He is the first batsman in world cricket, who is the highest scorer for the country in all three formats.
Father's name is Iqbal Khan
Tamim's becoming a cricketer was like destiny. His father Iqbal Khan is a famous player and sports organizer of Chittagong. All but one of the seven brothers of the father and uncles are known faces in Chittagong sports arena. Tamim's six uncles—the late Kamal Khan, Azam Khan, Akram Khan, Aslam Khan, Afzal Khan and Akbar Khan. Tamim's father Iqbal Khan scored the first century in Chittagong cricket after independence. He scored a historic century for Star Club against Elite Paint with 1 six and 13 boundaries. Iqbal Khan also had a great ability to score goals in football. Dapete played football in Chittagong Mohammedan and Wapda Club in Dhaka. He became the highest scorer of a season by scoring 16 goals in the Dhaka First Division Football League. Iqbal Khan also played an important role behind the formation of Chittagong Abahani. KKRCE (Kazi's Deuri Khawaja Recreation Club) founded by him later became Abahani. Iqbal Khan is also successful as a coach. Ashish Bhadra, former captain of the national football team, Satyajit Das Rupura grew up in his hands. Iqbal Khan's leg had to be amputated due to illness. Despite that, he was standing on crutches in the hot sun and umpiring in the field. He used to watch the boys play and correct the mistakes.