On September 23 in Mirpur, during the second ODI between Bangladesh and New Zealand, Hasan Mahmud ran out Ish Sodhi at the non-striker’s end. The third umpire ruled it out, but Litton Das, the Bangladeshi captain, brought him back. Tamim Iqbal, the Bangladesh opener, lashed out at his captain’s choice and showed his unhappiness.
Tamim Iqbal, who returned to the Bangladesh ODI team after an extended absence due to injury, claimed that he had not seen any problems with Sodhi’s initial dismissal. The senior opener went on to remark that the choice did not look good and that one should either take it or not.
“I don’t see any issues with it. There is a rule. We shouldn’t, in my opinion, react the way people do these days if we manage to free someone or ourselves in that way. I believe it was decided by a team. After today’s incident, we will undoubtedly bring it up. We will take wickets in this manner if the team decides to do so. We won’t attempt it if we don’t want to take it. Bringing back a batter after getting him out doesn’t seem good to me. After the game, Tamim said, “Either we accept it or we don’t do it.
I believe Sodhi should not have done it and that he should not have been surprised: Ish Sodhi was also criticized by Tamim Tamim Iqbal for his carelessness at the non-striker’s end, saying he shouldn’t have left the crease early. The 34-year-old continued by saying that Bangladesh should have made a decision regarding their participation as a team. Many teams will benefit from this, predicts the former captain.
“I believe that Sodhi shouldn’t have left the crease early, and he also shouldn’t have been startled. It is up to the team to decide whether or not we accept it. The way he responded startled me. It now exists inside cricket. Here, a warning is not necessary. It resembles getting bowled out. The captain might have thought we wouldn’t get the wicket. He then dialed Sodhi’s number again. No such thing as right or wrong. Either you take action or you don’t. neither is incorrect. I believe that we should decide whether or not to undertake it as a team.
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