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Tamim Iqbal is one of the most accomplished batters in Bangladesh cricket history, renowned for his aggressive style and consistency at the top of the order. Wearing jersey number 28, Tamim made his international debut in 2007 and quickly became a fan favorite with his fearless approach. As a left-handed opening batter, he has scored over 14,000 international runs across formats, including multiple centuries in Tests, ODIs, and T20Is. Tamim's memorable innings include a blistering 103 against England in the 2011 World Cup and a double century against Pakistan in Tests. A natural stroke-maker, Tamim combines power with timing, often setting the tone for Bangladesh’s innings. He has also served as team captain and provided strong leadership during his tenure. Known for his professionalism and discipline, Tamim is a mentor to younger players. Despite injury setbacks, he has shown remarkable resilience and remains one of the team’s most dependable performers. His contributions to Bangladesh cricket go beyond the pitch, as he continues to inspire future generations with his dedication and sportsmanship. Tamim Iqbal is widely regarded as a modern-day legend of Bangladesh cricket.