Tamim gets behind the ODI format

At the point when the cricket schedule is overflowing with T20 competitions and there's a developing worry over the suitability and meaning of ODIs, the organization has gotten help from, as a matter of fact, Tamim Iqbal. The Bangladesh ODI commander referred to the configuration as "vital" and repeated the very feeling that was supported by the ICC as of late in regards to the fate of 50-over cricket. ''I think the ODIs are a vital configuration. Me as well as said it. Everybody likes to see matches in this organization,'' said Tamim. ''On the off chance that you see the huge competitions of the ICC, the T20 World Cup isn't quite so large as the ODI World Cup. This is a vital configuration in cricket." Bangladesh are right now possessing the second spot in the ICC Men's World Cup Super League standings, with 120 focuses from 18 matches and are extremely near affirming their immediate capability into the 2023 ODI World Cup in India. In any case, the forthcoming ODI series among Bangladesh and Zimbabwe isn't essential for ICC Super League. In front of the three-match series, which comes close behind their T20I series rout to a similar side, Tamim has encouraged his group to not mess with Zimbabwe and "correct successor botches". ''Assuming we consider the strength of the two groups, we are ahead yet in cricket the group that will perform on the specific day dominates the match. Zimbabwe won during the T20Is against us since they played better compared to us. It continues as before here too and to beat them, we need to play our best cricket. In their own circumstances, they are an exceptionally risky side,'' Tamim told correspondents at Harare on Thursday. ''We need to amend our errors while do what we did right up to this point. The most compelling thing is that we need to keep up with our cycle so we can do well even in extreme circumstances,'' he said. Tamim is having a decent run as a pioneer, having won five series on the run prior to coming to Zimbabwe. Tamim's series of wins as commander started last year when Bangladesh crushed Sri Lanka in their own lawn. He then directed his group to triumph against Zimbabwe, South Africa and West Indies in their particular lawns throughout the past one year alongside beating Afghanistan at home. In any case, Tamim isn't prepared to underestimate anything.