Bangladesh Cricket Board authorities said on Tuesday that they will end their groundwork for the forthcoming ICC T20 World Cup by playing a tri-country series in New Zealand. The series, is supposed to begin on October 7 or 8 and with New Zealand and Pakistan being the other two groups and will be played at Christchurch. It will be Bangladesh's last T20 worldwide task before the worldwide occasion of the most brief configuration, planned for Australia in October-November. ''The tri-series in New Zealand will be our last worldwide T20 task before the ICC WCT20,'' BCB cricket activity executive Jalal Yunus told correspondents at Chattogram on Tuesday. ''However it is yet to be concluded (third group of the tri-series) yet most presumably Pakistan will be the other group separated from the host New Zealand,'' he said. Bangladesh will have a seven to eight days camp in Adelaide prior to passing on to play the tri-series in Christchurch. During the camp in Adelaide, the sightseers are supposed to play a couple of T20s against a homegrown group in Australia. Bangladesh will likewise play a three-match T20 series against West Indies and Zimbabwe separated from participating in the Asia Cup prior to moving to Adelaide for the last fragment of their World Cup planning. In the interim, Jalal Yunus said that they are uncertain about Tamim Iqbal's accessibility for the competition. Tamim Iqbal prior on January 27 said that he had required a six-month break from the most limited design however a conventional declaration in regards to his ICC T20 World Cup is yet to be reported. ''Tamim Iqbal is one of the senior players in our side and he comprehends his position better compared to any other person. All of you realize we had a gathering with him in regards to this. He had told you (media) only about his arrangement and presently what we need to say,'' said Jalal. ''In the wake of finishing the a half year time frame he will formally inform you regarding his choice and you will be aware through him about his arrangement and I can't express anything about it,'' he said. ''We have had a go at during the last three to four months and he said that he had taken the choice considering his profession and future and we offer full appreciation to that,'' he said.