Tamim Iqbal hopeful on India series, admits Bangladesh ‘could have dealt’ with T20 World Cup better
Tamim Iqbal, the president of Bangladesh Cricket Board, expresses optimism about arranging a white-ball series against India. He acknowledges that the earlier management regarding the withdrawal from the 2026 T20 World Cup could have been more prudent. Both cricket boards are diligently searching for an appropriate time for this tour.
Bangladesh Cricket Board president Tamim Iqbal remains hopeful about the upcoming white-ball series against India, despite the tournament being moved due to India's schedule. Both boards are actively searching for a suitable time slot for the series. Tamim acknowledged Bangladesh's withdrawal from the 2026 T20 World Cup and admitted that the situation could have been managed better.
He expressed regret over fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman's release from his IPL 2026 contract, stating that it should not have happened. Tamim emphasized that sports should remain separate from political disputes and reiterated his belief that Bangladesh should have participated in the World Cup.
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