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Tamim Iqbal Announces Retirement: Bangladesh Cricket Loses Its Leading Run-Scorer Before Champions Trophy 2025

24 Apr

Sports Rohan Neeraj

Tamim Iqbal, Bangladesh’s top batter, retires from international cricket just before the 2025 Champions Trophy. He steps away after tallying over 15,000 runs and 25 centuries across all formats, opting out to keep the team’s focus sharp. Selector and captain requests couldn't change his mind, ending an era ahead of a major tournament.

Bangladesh's Tamim Iqbal Suffers Heart Attack During DPL Match, Faces Uncertain Cricket Future

21 Apr

Sports Rohan Neeraj

Bangladesh's former cricket captain Tamim Iqbal suffered a heart attack on the field during a DPL match on March 24. He received emergency medical care including angioplasty, CPR, and DC shock, and was later discharged from the hospital. His return to cricket will be decided after 3-4 months by a medical board.

Tamim Iqbal Ends International Cricket Career, Skips Champions Trophy

16 Apr

Sports Rohan Neeraj

Tamim Iqbal, Bangladesh's leading run-scorer, has permanently retired from international cricket, choosing not to rejoin the team for the ICC Champions Trophy. His decision marks the conclusion of a 15-year career featuring 15,192 runs and significant accolades across all formats. Despite recent strong performances and calls for his return, Tamim prioritizes personal conviction over a comeback, acknowledging the emotional impact on fans and family.

Tamim Iqbal Chooses Team Unity Over Personal Glory: Bangladesh Cricket's Loss and Legacy

13 Apr

Sports Rohan Neeraj

Tamim Iqbal, Bangladesh's top cricketer, retires again to focus on team unity, turning down a return for the 2025 Champions Trophy. Known for record-shattering runs, his shock from the 2023 World Cup exclusion influenced his permanent departure. Now continuing in domestic leagues, he survived a heart attack in March 2025, thanks to his quick-thinking trainer.

Tamim Iqbal: Heart Attack On Field - A Close Call for Former Bangladesh Cricket Captain

8 Apr

Sports Rohan Neeraj

Tamim Iqbal, Bangladesh's former cricket captain, suffered a heart attack mid-game during the Dhaka Premier League. He received immediate CPR and was hospitalized for emergency angioplasty. Tamim's quick surgery and experienced medical care were crucial to his survival. This incident accentuates the importance of prompt medical action on sports fields.

Tamim Iqbal Bids Farewell to International Cricket for Good

4 Apr

Sports Rohan Neeraj

Tamim Iqbal, Bangladesh's famed batsman, has retired from international cricket permanently as of January 10, 2025. Although persuaded by prominent figures, including captain Shanto and the BCB, to rejoin for the 2025 Champions Trophy, he declined, choosing to prioritize the team's unity over personal ambitions. His decision was influenced heavily by his exclusion from the 2023 ODI World Cup.

Former Bangladesh Star Tamim Iqbal Hospitalized After Heart Attack in DPL Match

4 Apr

Sports Rohan Neeraj

Tamim Iqbal, Bangladesh's former captain, suffered a heart attack during a Dhaka Premier League match, leading to an emergency angioplasty. Discharged after extensive care, his future in cricket hinges on upcoming medical reviews. As a respected figure in Bangladesh cricket, his health scare has prompted widespread concern and support.

Bangladeshi Cricketer Tamim Iqbal's Heart Attack Stirs Concerns Over Athlete Health

4 Apr

sports Rohan Neeraj

Tamim Iqbal, ex-captain of Bangladesh's cricket team, suffered a heart attack on March 24, 2025, during a local league game, sparking discussions about athletes' health. Immediate medical intervention, including CPR and angioplasty, was critical in stabilizing him. As he recovers, his future in cricket remains uncertain. The sports community is increasingly aware of underlying health risks for athletes.

Tamim Iqbal Bids Farewell to International Cricket, Prioritizing Health and Peace

28 Mar

Sports Rohan Neeraj

Tamim Iqbal, a legendary figure in Bangladesh cricket, officially retired from the international scene in January 2025, prioritizing his health and family life. Previously reversing a retirement decision in 2023 due to political pressure, he announced this final exit amid a challenging health scare and ahead of the 2025 Champions Trophy. With notable accomplishments, including setting records in ODIs and Tests, his career remains iconic.