“Don’t Think It Looks Good”: Tamim Iqbal On Litton Das’ Call To Bring Back Ish Sodhi | Cricket News

The New Zealand vs Bangladesh contest noticed some epic scenes unfold within the second ODI after Ish Sodhi was run out on the non-striker’s finish. It was Bangladesh bowler Hasan Mahmud who determined to dismiss the Kiwi participant, though the choice was reversed after Bangladesh skipper Litton Das determined to recall the participant. While many followers applaud Das for his gesture, the choice wasn’t absolutely accepted even throughout the Bangladesh workforce. The facet’s senior batter Tamim Iqbal, actually, mentioned that he did not discover something flawed with the non-striker dismissal that was inflicted by Hasan Mahmud.

“I don’t see anything wrong in it,” Tamim mentioned after the match which resulted in New Zealand’s favour. “The rule is there. If we get someone out, or one of us gets out in that manner, I don’t think we should react the way people are reacting nowadays.

Non-striker dismissal has often triggered debates in the cricketing spectrum. Tamim, however, feels it’s the team’s call whether they want to get a batter out in that manner or not.

“I believe it’s a workforce resolution. We will certainly speak about it after as we speak’s incident. If it’s a workforce resolution that we are going to take wickets on this approach, we are going to. If we do not wish to take it, we won’t attempt it. I do not suppose it appears to be like good to convey again a batter after getting him out. Either we take it, or we do not do it.”

Delving on the topic further, the veteran opening batter said that Bangladesh were right to dismiss Sodhi in the manner. In fact, it was the Kiwi star’s reaction that left Iqbal surprised.

“I believe he [Sodhi] additionally should not have finished that [left the crease early], he should not be stunned too. Whether we take it or not, it’s the workforce’s name. I used to be stunned by his response. It is now a part of cricket.

“There’s no need for a warning here. It is like a bowled out. Maybe the captain felt that we wouldn’t take that wicket. So he called him [Sodhi] back. There’s no right and wrong. Either you do it, or you don’t do it. Nothing wrong with either. I think we should discuss as a team if we want to do it or not. Going forward, I think you will see a lot of teams taking advantage of this,” he asserted.