Bangladesh raced to their maiden ODI win against New Zealand on Saturday (Dec. 23) after beating the Kiwis by nine-wickets in the third ODI of the three-match series. Bangladesh had already lost the series after losing the first two ODIs but avoided the whitewash after winning the final ODI in an emphatic manner. New Zealand were bowled out for 98 - their lowest ODI score against Bangladesh before the visitors reached the target in 15.1 overs.

Kiwi coach Gray Stead had warned his&nbsp;team of a much improved bowling attack in the away condition as Bangladesh won the toss and&nbsp;elected to field first in Napier. Bangladesh pacers proved the Kiwi coach right as they sent half the New Zealand side back for just 63 runs in 20.2 overs.

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Such was the dominance of Bangladesh bowlers that only four Kiwi batters were able to cross the double-figure mark. Will Young top scored for the home team with 26 while skipper Tom Latham chipped in with 21. Apart from them, Josh Clarkson scored 16 and Adithya Ashok managed 10 runs.

For the visitors, Shoriful Islam, Tanzim Hasan Sakib and Soumya Sarkar took three wickets each while veteran Mustafizur Rahman took the remaining wicket. Tazim, who took 3/14, was aawarded Player of the Match award as well.

Chasing 99, Bangladesh made quick work of the target, thanks to skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto's unbeaten 51. Apart from Shanto, Anamul Haque also scored 37 runs. The visitors, however, had a hiccup when opener Sarkar, who had scored a sensational hundred in the last game, was retired hurt in the fifth over.

Sarkar had some trouble in his right eye and decided to walk off after being attended by the physio. Shanto and Haque, however, then added 69 runs for the first wicket and took the game away from the Kiwis.

Bangladesh raced to their maiden ODI win against New Zealand on Saturday (Dec. 23) after beating the Kiwis by nine-wickets in the third ODI of the three-match series.

Bangladesh raced to their maiden ODI win against New Zealand on Saturday (Dec. 23) after beating the Kiwis by nine-wickets in the third ODI of the three-match series. Bangladesh had already lost the series after losing the first two ODIs but avoided the whitewash after winning the final ODI in an emphatic manner. New Zealand were bowled out for 98 - their lowest ODI score against Bangladesh before the visitors reached the target in 15.1 overs. Kiwi coach Gray Stead had warned his team of a much improved bowling attack in the away condition as Bangladesh won the toss and elected to field first in Napier. Bangladesh pacers proved the Kiwi coach right as they sent half the New Zealand side back for just 63 runs in 20.2 overs. Also Read: Pakistan spinner Noman Ali hospitalised in Australia, ruled out of ongoing Test series Such was the dominance of Bangladesh bowlers that only four Kiwi batters were able to cross the double-figure mark. Will Young top scored for the home team with 26 while skipper Tom Latham chipped in with 21. Apart from them, Josh Clarkson scored 16 and Adithya Ashok managed 10 runs. For the visitors, Shoriful Islam, Tanzim Hasan Sakib and Soumya Sarkar took three wickets each while veteran Mustafizur Rahman took the remaining wicket. Tazim, who took 3/14, was aawarded Player of the Match award as well. Chasing 99, Bangladesh made quick work of the target, thanks to skipper Najmul Hossain Shanto's unbeaten 51. Apart from Shanto, Anamul Haque also scored 37 runs. The visitors, however, had a hiccup when opener Sarkar, who had scored a sensational hundred in the last game, was retired hurt in the fifth over. Sarkar had some trouble in his right eye and decided to walk off after being attended by the physio. Shanto and Haque, however, then added 69 runs for the first wicket and took the game away from the Kiwis.

Bangladesh bowl out Kiwis for 98 runs in third ODI for maiden win in New Zealand

Bangladesh seamer Tanzim Sakib has taken full responsibility for the now-deleted offensive Facebook posts that went viral after his debut in the Asia Cup 2023. The right-arm seamer has also apologised to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). Some posts date back to 2014, while BCB cricket operations chair Jalal Yunus said they would monitor him going forward.

Four of the now-deleted posts resurfaced shortly after Tanzim&nbsp;made his international debut against India on September 15. In the match, he impressed everyone with his new-ball spell, picking up two wickets and helping Bangladesh beat India by six runs.&nbsp;

In one of the four Facebook posts from September 2022, Tanzim, in Bangla, wrote, "A working woman will not allow her husband or children to have their way with her; she loses her charm, destroys her family, her purdah, and the society."

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In April this year, Tanzim shared a photo on his Facebook handle, which appeared from 1954, of a burqa-clad woman travelling in a rickshaw, possibly with her family, calling it the "golden past".&nbsp;

In another Facebook post, the date of which remains unknown, the 20-year-old wrote, "If you marry a girl who mingles freely in the university, you can't get your child a demure mother."

After these posts went viral on social media, they stirred quite a backlash in the country with women's rights activists, writers and journalists coming forward and criticising it.&nbsp;

<h2>‘He takes responsibility for this’</h2>

Yunus, the BCB director, claimed he spoke with Tanzim about this matter, and the seamer has taken full responsibility.&nbsp;

"The cricket operations committee spoke to Tanzim Sakib on behalf of the Bangladesh Cricket Board," Yunus said at a press conference at the Shere Bangla National Stadium on Tuesday (Sep 19).&nbsp;

Yunus said Tanzim revealed he didn’t put out those posts to hurt anyone’s sentiments, and those words were not aimed at anyone either. He added that if anyone’s feelings got hurt, he will apologise to them.

"The media committee also got in touch with him. We informed Tanzim about the discussions surrounding his Facebook posts. He said that he didn't write those posts to hurt anyone. He wrote it for himself, not targeting anyone. If those posts have hurt anyone's feelings, he said he was sorry,” Yunus added.

The BCB Director added if in future&nbsp;Tanzim makes any such comments or posts anything misogynist anywhere, BCB would monitor him and take action against him if required.

"He said that the posts he has made about women, he takes full responsibility. He said that he is not a misogynist. We have warned him that if he posts something on Facebook in the future, the BCB will monitor him.

"We are keeping an eye on this area [his mindset]. We will monitor him. His family is concerned too. They didn't expect such a situation. They are also sorry. We have given him a warning because he is a young player, and a World Cup is ahead. If he does something like this again, we will take action against him. If there's a [psychological] problem, we will provide support,” he added.

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Bangladesh seamer Tanzim Sakib has taken full responsibility for the now-deleted offensive Facebook posts that went viral after his debut in the Asia Cup 2023. The right-arm seamer has also apologised to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB).

Bangladesh seamer Tanzim Sakib has taken full responsibility for the now-deleted offensive Facebook posts that went viral after his debut in the Asia Cup 2023. The right-arm seamer has also apologised to the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB). Some posts date back to 2014, while BCB cricket operations chair Jalal Yunus said they would monitor him going forward. Four of the now-deleted posts resurfaced shortly after Tanzim made his international debut against India on September 15. In the match, he impressed everyone with his new-ball spell, picking up two wickets and helping Bangladesh beat India by six runs. In one of the four Facebook posts from September 2022, Tanzim, in Bangla, wrote, "A working woman will not allow her husband or children to have their way with her; she loses her charm, destroys her family, her purdah, and the society." ALSO READ: Shadab Khan’s World Cup place in doubt as selectors keen on drafting in new face for CWC 2023 - Reports In April this year, Tanzim shared a photo on his Facebook handle, which appeared from 1954, of a burqa-clad woman travelling in a rickshaw, possibly with her family, calling it the "golden past". In another Facebook post, the date of which remains unknown, the 20-year-old wrote, "If you marry a girl who mingles freely in the university, you can't get your child a demure mother." After these posts went viral on social media, they stirred quite a backlash in the country with women's rights activists, writers and journalists coming forward and criticising it. ‘He takes responsibility for this’ Yunus, the BCB director, claimed he spoke with Tanzim about this matter, and the seamer has taken full responsibility. "The cricket operations committee spoke to Tanzim Sakib on behalf of the Bangladesh Cricket Board," Yunus said at a press conference at the Shere Bangla National Stadium on Tuesday (Sep 19). Yunus said Tanzim revealed he didn’t put out those posts to hurt anyone’s sentiments, and those words were not aimed at anyone either. He added that if anyone’s feelings got hurt, he will apologise to them. "The media committee also got in touch with him. We informed Tanzim about the discussions surrounding his Facebook posts. He said that he didn't write those posts to hurt anyone. He wrote it for himself, not targeting anyone. If those posts have hurt anyone's feelings, he said he was sorry,” Yunus added. The BCB Director added if in future Tanzim makes any such comments or posts anything misogynist anywhere, BCB would monitor him and take action against him if required. "He said that the posts he has made about women, he takes full responsibility. He said that he is not a misogynist. We have warned him that if he posts something on Facebook in the future, the BCB will monitor him. "We are keeping an eye on this area [his mindset]. We will monitor him. His family is concerned too. They didn't expect such a situation. They are also sorry. We have given him a warning because he is a young player, and a World Cup is ahead. If he does something like this again, we will take action against him. If there's a [psychological] problem, we will provide support,” he added. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Bangladesh's Tanzim Sakib takes responsibility for offensive Facebook posts, apologises to BCB

Bangladesh bowler Tanzim Sakib, who recently made his international debut in Asia Cup Super Four game against India, has come under fire for his social media posts. The bowler has been called out for 'misogynistic' content of his Facebook posts uploaded some time last year. &nbsp;

"If the wife works, the husband's rights are not ensured," he had posted on Facebook last year. "If the wife works, the child's rights are not ensured. If the wife works, her elegance is damaged."

"If the wife works, the family is ruined. If the wife works, the veil is ruined. If the wife works, society is ruined," the post read further, reported news agency AFP.

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In a separate post, the bowler warns men of their sons not having a 'modest' mother if they married "a woman who is accustomed to free mixing with her male friends in a university.'

Criticising Sakib, Paris-based feminist writer Jannatun Nayeem Prity pointed out that Bangladesh team jerseys were made in the factories mostly staffed by women.

"I feel sorry for you that you don't consider your mother a normal human being," she added.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), meanwhile, has said it is looking into the matter.

"The issue came to our attention. We are looking into the matter," BCB cricket operations chief Jalal Yunus told AFP.

Tanzim, who took wickets of Rohit Sharma and Tilak Varma in the Asia Cup games against India, got much admiration for his skills after the match.

The bowler, later in the match, also defended 12 runs in the final over to help Bangladesh win their first game against India since 2012 in the Asia Cup.

Sakib, who has played 12 first-class games so far, was also a vital cog in Bangladesh line-up to help them win U-19 World Cup in 2020 by beating India.

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Bangladesh bowler Tanzim Sakib, who recently made his international debut in Asia Cup Super Four game against India, has come under fire for his social media posts.

Bangladesh bowler Tanzim Sakib, who recently made his international debut in Asia Cup Super Four game against India, has come under fire for his social media posts. The bowler has been called out for 'misogynistic' content of his Facebook posts uploaded some time last year. "If the wife works, the husband's rights are not ensured," he had posted on Facebook last year. "If the wife works, the child's rights are not ensured. If the wife works, her elegance is damaged." "If the wife works, the family is ruined. If the wife works, the veil is ruined. If the wife works, society is ruined," the post read further, reported news agency AFP. Also Read: Ex-SL skipper Arjuna Ranatunga backs Ravi Ashwin to be in India's World Cup squad In a separate post, the bowler warns men of their sons not having a 'modest' mother if they married "a woman who is accustomed to free mixing with her male friends in a university.' Criticising Sakib, Paris-based feminist writer Jannatun Nayeem Prity pointed out that Bangladesh team jerseys were made in the factories mostly staffed by women. "I feel sorry for you that you don't consider your mother a normal human being," she added. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB), meanwhile, has said it is looking into the matter. "The issue came to our attention. We are looking into the matter," BCB cricket operations chief Jalal Yunus told AFP. Tanzim, who took wickets of Rohit Sharma and Tilak Varma in the Asia Cup games against India, got much admiration for his skills after the match. The bowler, later in the match, also defended 12 runs in the final over to help Bangladesh win their first game against India since 2012 in the Asia Cup. Sakib, who has played 12 first-class games so far, was also a vital cog in Bangladesh line-up to help them win U-19 World Cup in 2020 by beating India. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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