Bangladesh opener Tamim Iqbal has removed from the impending ICC T20 World Cup in the UAE and Oman. ”As I didn’t play in the last 15 to 20 T20 matches, and whoever supplanted me, I don’t figure it would be reasonable on them on the off chance that I have their spot,” the southpaw noted through a video message.

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Tamim experienced a knee injury during the Test series against Sri Lanka in April-May. He along these lines missed the T20I series versus Zimbabwe and the home series against Australia. He is additionally not a piece of the Bangladesh crew for the five-match T20I elastic versus New Zealand.

”I just called board president Papon bhai(Nazmul Hasan) and boss selector Nanno bhai(Minhajul Abedin) few moments back and said that I don’t figure I ought to play in the World Cup and I am not accessible for it.

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”I think approach in perhaps the most compelling motivation, since I am not playing this configuration for quite a while and second… (knee) injury, yet I don’t imagine that is a major issue since I believe I will be alright before the World Cup,” he added.

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