all the events outside the field.

Tigers opener Tamim Iqbal has dropped a bombshell about the ongoing events in the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). In such a situation, the former captain of the national team has commented that everything is happening in the BCB except cricket.

Tamim Iqbal

Tamim is currently in Lahore, Pakistan on personal matters. And the Bangladesh-Pakistan T20 series is going on at the Lahore stadium. Tamim faced Bangladeshi journalists in Lahore. At that time, various activities of the BCB were discussed, and he claimed that people's interest in cricket is decreasing. Tamim also gave some advice to BCB officials to get out of this situation.

At this time, Tamim Iqbal said, " The Bangladesh Cricket Board is the board of cricket. Everything is happening except cricket. Who will come, who will go, who will be president, who will not be, who will vote, who will not, these are just a small part. People's interest in Bangladeshi cricket has started to decrease. I think it doesn't matter who will be the president. Those who are or will come, think a little about cricket. Because cricket is losing its charm."

The former captain called for reducing

discussions on matters outside cricket and focusing on the game, "We have to admit that we are struggling. We never want to admit this. Not just the national team, but we are struggling in every aspect of cricket. We have to accept this and move forward with how to get out of here. I see everything here except cricket."

Tamim Iqbal met the Bangladesh team in Lahore. Despite standing by their side during difficult times, the former captain did not think it was right to give too much advice. Tamim said, "I am now completely outside the team. I went there to give the bags of some of the team's players. I met them, it was a hello, but I didn't say much else."

After losing the series against the United

Arab Emirates, Team Bangladesh is also facing criticism after losing its first match in Pakistan . Overall, their recent statistics are not good. The former Bangladesh captain believes that a long-term plan is needed to overcome this disastrous situation. However, Tamim Iqbal has many thoughts about the cricket board. He also wants to see a new plan. He also thinks that bringing up the issue of age in the field of work is unreasonable.