Tanzim Hasan Sakib made his debut in an international league this year, playing for the Guyana Amazon Warriors in the inaugural Global Super League. The young Bangladesh cricketer found great joy in participating in the tournament and performed admirably.

Before heading to the Caribbean, Tanzim had impressed with the ball during the T20 World Cup, shining on West Indian soil. Ahead of the Global Super League, he was approached by renowned South African spinner Imran Tahir, who suggested the young pace bowler play for Guyana. After passing the fitness test and receiving his No Objection Certificate (NOC), Tanzim joined the team and delivered solid performances. He claimed 6 wickets from 4 matches, with an impressive economy rate of 6.58.

Reflecting on his experience, Tanzim shared in a video released by the Bangladesh Cricket Board, "Yes, the Global Super League was my first foreign franchise league. I really enjoyed it there. The teammates were very cooperative, and it was a different experience. However, playing cricket is the same everywhere. Good balls are good balls no matter where you play. I just tried to maintain and bowl well. Alhamdulillah, though we couldn't achieve the desired results, I thoroughly enjoyed my time there. I came here after a minor injury, but I don’t feel like it at all. I’m feeling great, Alhamdulillah. My body and mentality are in a good place."

As Bangladesh prepares for its ODI series against the West Indies, starting December 8, Tanjim's international experience in the Global Super League will be an asset for the team.