Never Told I Couldn't Play More Than 5 Matches: Tamim

The curtain will rise on the 13th edition of the ODI World Cup only after 7 days. The cricketers of the Bangladesh team have already left the country for India to participate in this mega tournament of ICC.

Earlier, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) announced the World Cup team without Tamim Iqbal. The Tigers are going to the World Cup without Tamim, who led the Bangladesh team to the top three in the ODI Super League. With which cricket makes a fuss.

False news about Tamim appeared in the media. It is revealed that the country's best opener has said that he will not be able to play more than 5 matches in the World Cup. That may be why he was not included in the World Cup team.

But in this regard, Tamim said in a video message on Wednesday (September 27) afternoon, "I never said that I can't play more than 5 matches in the World Cup. This has never happened. Chief selector Nannu Bhai also said this in the media yesterday."

He said, "I don't know who or how they have surpassed this in the media. This is really wrong. I told the selectors, that my body would remain as it is now. When you select the team for the World Cup, select the team keeping this thing in mind.

Earlier, in a status on Facebook, Tamim wrote, "Today, after the departure of the Bangladesh national team to India, I will tell everyone about the events of the past few days through a video message. A lot of talk has come in the media in the past few days. I think the Bangladesh team and my fans have the right to know everything clearly."