Tamim said, "After the World Cup, I felt that there should be a decision about my international future. Throughout my career, I have always kept myself away from decisions. Whatever decision I have taken in my life, I've always been very open and clear about that." Tamim met Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) President Nazmul Hasan regarding his future, but he refused to give any details citing the first Test against New Zealand starting on Tuesday.
The opening batsman further said, "I was not in the country for a long time, so this meeting had to happen. We held the meeting today because yesterday also we had to postpone it. Today is really not a good day to do all this. . The Test match (against New Zealand) starts tomorrow. Since we had to have a meeting today, there was always a statement to come later, so I apologize that I am doing this a day before the game. My more It is important for the Bangladesh team that this does not have any impact on the match."
Tamim concluded by saying, "I don't want to keep things hanging for a few more months. I don't want to drag it out unnecessarily. After discussing many things with the chairman and the board, I agree with their decision." Want to be respectful and wait till January. I could tell you my plans today, but let me play in the BPL, and then we will definitely have another discussion."
Tamim had retired from international cricket in July this year but a day later he took a U-turn after meeting Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. However, he stepped down from the ODI captaincy in August following criticism from star all-rounder Shakib Al Hasan.
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