Categories: Sports

Tamim Iqbal signs exclusive CA bat Sponsorship with Kaymu

Kaymu.com.bd, the number one online shopping community in Bangladesh has signed a bat sponsorship deal with cricket superstar Tamim Iqbal recently. Tamim will now sport the Kaymu colors on his bat for the Bangladesh vs. Pakistan series that commences tomorrow.

The deal was signed at Pan Pacific Sonargaon hotel. Tamim Iqbal along with Syeda Umaila Akhter, the Head of PR, Vaibhav Krishna, A Venture Developer and Georg Wolff, Head of Partnerships of Kaymu Bangladesh were present at the ceremony.

Speaking at the event, Ms. Syeda Umaila Akhter said, “Tamim Iqbal is Bangladesh`s best ever opening batsman and we could not have chosen a more accomplished athlete to support.

Georg Wolff added: “As one of the youngest, yet fastest growing e-commerce companies in Bangladesh, we see great potential in engaging with an aspiring and internationally admired athlete like Tamim Iqbal.

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