Tamim Iqbal Suffers Heart Attack During Match
Tamim's medical condition is being closely monitored, and the placement of a stent in his heart is a positive step towards his recovery. The outpouring of support from the cricket community and the Bangladesh Cricket Board is a testament to his impact on the sport and his reputation as a respected cricketer.
Tamim Iqbal, Bangladesh's former captain, suffered a heart attack during a Dhaka Premier League match at Savar on Monday, prompting immediate medical attention and hospitalization. The 36-year-old batter was leading Mohammedan Sporting Club against Shinepukur Cricket Club when he felt chest pain and was rushed to a nearby hospital.
The incident occurred after Tamim participated in the toss, following which he complained of chest pain. Initial treatment was provided on the field before he was taken to the hospital for further examination. An ECG and blood test revealed a problem, and he was subsequently taken to Fazilatunnesa Hospital for an operation, where a stent will be placed in his heart.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board responded promptly to the situation, calling off its scheduled board meeting. Several board members visited Tamim in the hospital, showing their concern and support for the former captain. Tamim has had a distinguished career, representing Bangladesh in 391 matches and scoring over 15,000 international runs.
The cricket community will be watching Tamim's recovery closely, wishing him a speedy and full recovery from this health setback. His contributions to Bangladesh cricket have been significant, and his well-being is of utmost importance to his fans and the cricket fraternity.