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Tamim Iqbal, former captain of the Bangladesh national cricket team, was urgently hospitalized after experiencing chest pain during a match in the Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League. He is currently leading Mohammedan Sporting Club, which was playing against Shinepukur Cricket Club when the incident occurred.
Shortly after the toss, Tamim reported severe chest discomfort. He was taken to Fazilatunnes Hospital, where doctors later confirmed a heart blockage.
Doctors Confirm Heart Attack, Perform Emergency Procedure
Medical professionals treating Tamim stated that he arrived in critical condition, and described the incident as a heart attack. An angiogram and angioplasty were immediately performed to remove the blockage. He is now under constant medical supervision.
An air ambulance transfer was considered, but due to health complications, it was canceled. Tamim returned to the original hospital where the necessary procedures were carried out.
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) canceled a scheduled meeting following the news. Board President Farooq Ahmed, along with other officials, visited the hospital to monitor the situation firsthand.
Tamim Iqbal's Cricket Career Highlights
Tamim Iqbal is one of Bangladesh’s most accomplished cricketers, having represented the country in all three international formats:
- Tests: 70 matches, 5,134 runs
- ODIs: 240 matches, 8,357 runs
- T20Is: 78 matches, 1,758 runs
- International Centuries: 25 across formats
His aggressive batting style and leadership made him a key figure in Bangladesh cricket for over a decade.
Current Status and Recovery
According to the latest reports, Tamim’s condition is stable, and he remains under observation. More updates on his recovery are expected soon.
