Former Bangladesh Cricket Captain Tamim Iqbal Recovers After Cardiac Scare During Domestic Match

Former Bangladesh cricket captain Tamim Iqbal has been discharged from the hospital after suffering a cardiac arrest during a domestic match. The 36-year-old was playing in the Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League when he experienced severe chest pains and was immediately hospitalized.

Medical Update and Recovery

Doctors confirmed that Tamim underwent an angioplasty procedure to relieve arterial blockage. His medical team has expressed optimism about his recovery, stating that he "should be able to return to cricket soon." Tamim himself expressed gratitude for the "amazing care" he received during his hospitalization.

Career Highlights

Tamim, Bangladesh's leading run-scorer in One-Day Internationals (ODIs), has represented his country 391 times across all formats since his debut in 2007. He has amassed 15,249 runs, cementing his legacy as one of the nation’s greatest cricketers.

Future in Cricket

The incident has raised concerns about player health, particularly in high-intensity sports. Fans and teammates are hopeful for Tamim’s full recovery and potential return to competitive cricket. The Bangladesh Cricket Board has yet to comment on any long-term adjustments to his playing schedule.

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