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Have to play fearless cricket*

Sports Reporter
Ever since Bangladesh's opponents for the first round of the ICC World Twenty20 -Afghanistan, Nepal and Hong Kong - were finalised, talks regarding the challenges that each of the teams would pose started making rounds in the country's cricketing fraternity.
Bangladesh skipper Mushfiqur Rahim felt that it would 'not be easy' to get past the first round; off-spinner Shohag Gazi emphasised on the need for the team to be at their very best while former chief selector Faruque Ahmed said that it would be a 'big upset' if the hosts don't qualify.
Dashing opener Tamim Iqbal's mantra, though, remains different. The lefthander does not want to think too much about the first-round scenario.
"Whenever we think about
a particular match too much, we eventually become slightly shaky and that's when the troubles begin. A similar sort of pressure worked against us in Zimbabwe as well," said Tamim during a signing ceremony as Brand Ambassador of the Matador Shaving Industries in the capital yesterday.
"It's a crucial task. We have to win all the three matches to qualify. Bangladesh will have to play fearless cricket. If we do that then there won't be any problem," he added.
Tamim believes that performing well against Sri Lanka in January and in the Asia Cup in February would help Bangladesh's buildup to the World T20.
With an aim of forming the best possible team for the World T20 next year, the BCB is organising three T20 matches between Bangladesh and Bangladesh A, starting from December 8. Tamim, however, will be missing out on those games as he is still recovering from an abdominal injury which was initially identified during the New Zealand series.
"I'll be giving my first fitness test tomorrow (today). I am following my physio's advice. My target is to become match-fit by midDecember," he said.
"It does not hurt now, everything is fine. But because we have plenty of time right now and there is no hurry, the physio wants
me to be fully fit before I return to the field," Tamim added.
Away from T20 cricket, the BCB is still working on finalising a vice-captain for the national side. When asked if the board has approached the left hander for the role, Tamim said, "If the board thinks that I'll be capable of handling this role, they will assign me. As of now, no one has officially told me anything about it and I am not thinking about it either."