While Shakib leads Bangladesh in Tests and T20s, Tamim is in charge of the ODI squad.
On Sunday, Bangladesh’s ODI captain Tamim Iqbal refuted rumors of a rift within the team and said he had a “very normal” relationship with the country’s top all-rounder, Shakib Al Hasan. “For several years, our workplace atmosphere has been productive. Having a positive experience in the dressing room is key to producing the kind of work you’re seeing “Dhaka news reporters heard it from Tamim himself at a press conference. My impression is that everything is as normal as can be at this time.
As Bangladesh Cricket Board president Nazmul Hassan told the website Cricbuzz that the dressing room atmosphere was not “healthy,” the top-order batsman spoke out.
“This grouping is currently Bangladesh’s biggest difficulty in cricket. There is nothing else that bothers me, “The website informed Nazmul.
BCB’s head admitted he sought to settle a quarrel between Shakib and Tamim but had trouble doing so.
“Not that I haven’t made an effort to find a solution. After talking to them both, I came to the conclusion that resolving the issues at hand would be difficult “…he made the following remark.
During their early years as professionals in the middle of the 2000s, Tamim and Shakib shared the field together, and they have even developed a close friendship.
Tamim captains Bangladesh in one-day internationals, while Shakib leads the squad in Tests and T20s.
According to Tamim, only on-field results count.
“When Shakib and I put on the Bangladesh shirt, the most essential thing is whether or not we are helping each other and giving our all. Whenever we are in charge of a group, everything else falls by the wayside “This was at a press conference before a three-game ODI series against England, he stated.
No one’s opinion matters and neither does whether or not we grab coffee together.
Although the hosts typically offer visiting sides low and slow pitches, especially those from outside the sub-continent, Tamim will lead Bangladesh in the three-match ODI series against England next week and stated he expects to play on “genuine wickets.”
“We’ve been talking about how to improve our game on real wickets. Everything you see is a reflection of the way we think “What he had to say was.
“We’ve made some progress. Pitches in the World Cup are predicted to be primarily batting-friendly.”
Two one-day internationals (ODIs) will be played at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka on March 7 and 9, followed by the final game at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chittagong on March 6.
The first Twenty20 international match will be played on March 9 in Chittagong, with the next two matches on March 12 and 14 back in the capital.
