Tamim Iqbal: the former Bangladesh captain says he was “lucky” after suffering a cardiac arrest
The former Bangladesh Tamim captain Iqbal thanked the doctors for their “extraordinary” care after publishing on social media for the first time since he suffered a cardiac arrest.
The 36 -year -old requested medical care during a national T20 match in Dhaka and is currently recovering in the hospital.
Tamim, Bangladesh record marker in the international international international pains after climbing the field for the Mohammedan Sporting Club in their meeting of Dhaka Premier League against Shinepukur on Monday.
The plans to transport him to a helicopter were abandoned while his condition deteriorated and instead was taken for emergency care in a more close structure, the specialized hospital of the KPJ.
The tamim is set up remains in the hospital for another 48-72 hours for the observation that has been administered angioplasty to relieve a block of the arteries.
“The heartbeat is what keeps us alive, but this can cease without any announcement – we forget it repeatedly. I knew what would happen to me when I started the day yesterday?” Tamim wrote on his Facebook, external page.
“I came back with the infinite mercy of Allah and everyone’s prayers. I am lucky, I had fantastic people by my side during this crisis, with whose tireless efforts I have overcome this crisis.
“Some events remind us of reality, as really short. Everyone pray for me and my family. I, Tamim Iqbal, are nothing without your love.”
Tamim represented Bangladesh 391 times in all formats between 2007 and 2023, marking 15,249 races.
