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MONDAY, JUNE 16, 2025
Tamim addresses fans for the first time after his heart attacks

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25 March, 2025, 04:00 pm
Last modified: 25 March, 2025, 04:03 pm

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Tamim addresses fans for the first time after his heart attacks

After his initial treatment, Tamim's condition improved, but he remained under critical observation. Doctors advised that it would take time for him to fully recover.

TBS Report
25 March, 2025, 04:00 pm
Last modified: 25 March, 2025, 04:03 pm
Tamim addresses fans for the first time after his heart attacks

 

On the morning of March 24, 2025, Bangladesh's former cricket captain Tamim Iqbal experienced a health scare that shook the cricket world. While participating in a Dhaka Premier Division Cricket League match at BKSP grounds in Savar, Tamim suddenly began feeling chest pain shortly after the toss. It was an alarming sign, and soon it became clear that he was suffering from a heart attack. This moment, which seemed like just another day on the cricket field, would soon take a life-altering turn for Tamim.

Tamim, who had previously captained the national cricket team with unmatched dedication, was rushed to KPJ Specialised Hospital in Gazipur's Kashimpur. Doctors conducted a series of tests, including an angiogram, which revealed a blockage in his heart, causing two heart attacks since the morning. The medical team acted swiftly. A stent was inserted as an emergency measure to restore blood flow, and Tamim's condition stabilised. However, he was not out of danger yet; he remained under constant observation in the hospital's Coronary Care Unit (CCU).

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It was a day filled with uncertainty, but one that also underscored the importance of resilience, the power of mercy, and the strength of community support. After his initial treatment, Tamim's condition improved, but he remained under critical observation. Doctors advised that it would take time for him to fully recover. The news of his heart attacks spread like wildfire, and many were left concerned about his well-being.

While Tamim was undergoing treatment, members of his family rushed to the hospital, and officials from the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), including his uncle Akram Khan, gathered at the hospital. Several BCB officials, including Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus, also enquired about his condition, showing their support during this difficult time.

Despite the critical situation, Tamim remained calm. His first communication with his fans came through a heartfelt post on his verified Facebook page. In his message, he shared his experience of the day and reflected on the fragility of life, showing deep gratitude for the support he had received.

He began by recalling a visit to his friend Anup's house two years ago during Ramadan. At that time, Tamim learned about Anup's father, who had been waiting for heart surgery for four long years. This incident stayed with Tamim, and it came to his mind once again as he faced his own heart attacks. "The heartbeat keeps us alive, but this heartbeat can stop without any warning. We often forget this," Tamim wrote, offering a poignant reflection on life's unpredictability.

He continued by saying that when he woke up that morning, he had no idea that he would experience what he did. "Did I know what was going to happen to me when I started my day yesterday?" he asked, reflecting on how quickly life can change. Yet, despite the adversity, Tamim was filled with gratitude. "By Allah's infinite mercy and everyone's prayers, I have returned. I am fortunate to have had some extraordinary people by my side during this difficult time, whose wisdom and tireless efforts helped me overcome this crisis and return."

The post was a reminder of the importance of love, support, and the strength of the people around us. "Some events remind us of our reality and show us how small life really is," Tamim wrote. He urged his followers to be there for each other in times of crisis, emphasising the need for unity and compassion. "If we can't do much else, I ask that everyone be there for each other in times of crisis," he said, his words resonating deeply with all who read them.

He concluded his message by expressing his heartfelt gratitude to all who had supported him during this time. "Without your love, I am nothing," he wrote, acknowledging the profound impact of his fans' and family's prayers and good wishes. Tamim also asked for continued prayers for his recovery, not just for himself but for his family as well.

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