tamim iqbal

Tamim Iqbal profile:

Full Name:Tamim Iqbal Khan   
Born:03/20/1989
Place:Chittagong

Major teams:Bangladesh, Bangladesh Under-19s, Chittagong Division

Batting style:Left-hand bat

ODI debut:Zimbabwe v Bangladesh at Harare - Feb 9, 2007
Test debut:Vs New Zealand at Dunedin,New Zealand
Twenty20 debut:Vs Kenya at Nairobi,Kenya 

Batting Performance Analysis
Class	Mat	Inns	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	100s	50s	4s	6s	Ct	St
ODI	76	75	1	2095	154	28.31	76.1	4	13	247	28	22	-
Tests	17	32		1177	151	36.78	56.81	2	7	165	7	8	-
Twenty20	13	13		174	32	13.38	92.55			26	0	2	-

 

Bowling Performance Analysis
Class	Match	Balls	Runs	Wickets	Best	Average	Economy	5s	10s
ODI	76	6	13		0-6	13	2.6	0	0
Tests	17	24	10		0-1	10	2	0	0
Twenty20	13

Tamim Iqbal is a left handed, top order batsman, who has played first class cricket in Bangladesh for the Chittagong division. His brother Nafees Iqbal also plays international cricket for the country and both are the nephews of Akram Khan, the former captain of the Bangladesh cricket team.

Tamim Iqbal made his ODI debut in 2007, and then went on to play the World Cup in West Indies. His most remarkable performance was the 53-ball 51 that knocked India out of the World Cup. He then went on to cement his place in the side and scored a century against Ireland in a three match ODI series. This ensured his place in the World T20 in

2007 in South Africa, and though he is one of the hardest hitting Bangladeshi, he has not yet found those levels of consistency in this format.

It was this hard hitting that found him a place in the Test side on the New Zealand tour in early 2008, where, under alien conditions, he scored a fifty on debut, out of his team's total of 137. In the second innings, he continued his good form, scoring another 80 in the second inning and shared a 160 run first wicket partnership with Zunaed Siddique.