It is not easy to go through such an experience: Tamim

Sports Desk: After 14 days of quarantine, Team Bangladesh reached Queenstown in a happy mood today with a message of relief. In the previous 14 days, not everyone met at the same hotel. Dining tables, restaurants even under the open sky the whole team didn’t have a chance to practice together.

In short, an uncomfortable, chained life. After 14 days of getting rid of that condition and taking a deep breath, everyone is going on a bus ride together, making noise, going around, eating at any restaurant - everything is happening. So the Tiger cricketers are very happy to come to Queenstown. And like everyone else, he feels very good. Tiger ODI captain Tamim Iqbal did not forget to thank the New Zealand Cricket Board for coming to Queenstown to express his immediate feelings.

Tamim said, "This is the first such experience for us. We've been in the safety zone before; But not before in full isolation. But to be honest, they (New Zealand Cricket Board) have taken care of us very well. We can only thank our team for the way New Zealand Cricket has handled everything. It is not easy to go through such an experience. But they have tried to keep us as comfortable as possible. " You have to stay in 14-day quarantine in a country, does that make the trip difficult?

In response to such a question, Tamim admits, ‘Yes.’ Tamim tries to explain that he has to stay in New Zealand twice as long because of Corona. "Of course, it makes a big difference," he said. This time our time is about 45 days tour. Under normal circumstances, we could return home in 20 days. Now I have to stay in isolation (quarantine) for 14 days. But now is the time.

We have to respect the rules of the country concerned. We have to look ahead. The good thing is, now we are free. I can breathe in the fresh air. This opportunity was only for a certain short period of time during isolation. All is well now. '