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Bangladesh Women have ushered in a leadership change in their T20I setup, appointing Nahida Akter as the team’s new captain ahead of their upcoming international assignment. The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) confirmed the decision on Sunday, with Sobhana Mostary named vice-captain as the team prepares for the ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy in Thailand. The…

Bangladesh Cricket Board: Left-arm spinner Nahida Akter on Sunday has been named as Bangladesh’s new women’s T20I captain. Nahida will take over from wicketkeeper-batter Nigar Sultana, who stepped down from the role after the Asian Games. Oct 18, 2026, 10:20 PM

Nahida Akter has been appointed as Bangladesh’s new T20I captain, taking over from Nigar Sultana, who stepped down from the role following the Asian Games. The Bangladesh Cricket Board confirmed the change on October 18, 2026, with Sobhana Mostary named as vice-captain of the T20I side.

The 2026 BPL Cupseason is bigger and better than ever, and to cater for the growing demand and showcase the inclusivity of the sport of bowls, Bowls Australiawill pilot BPL Cup Women’s Only Roundsin every state and territory.

Australia comes into the series in strong ODI form, having won all six of its ODIs in 2026 with 3-0 series sweeps against India and the West Indies.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board confirmed on September 30, 2026 that David Hemp has been appointed head coach of the Bangladesh women’s cricket team on a two-year contract running through to September 2028. The 55-year-old joins the squad in Brisbane immediately, ahead of a three-match ODI series against Australia. Bangladesh departed for the tour on October…

Cricket Australia has announced a 14-member women’s squad for the upcoming home assignments against Bangladesh and New Zealand, with the reigning T20 World Cup champions set for their first international cricket since lifting the title in England.

  Bangladesh women’s cricket team coach Sarwar Imran pointed to outside noise, psychological pressure and, above all, the lack of a proper development structure as some of the key issues behind the Tigresses’ disappointing Asian Games campaign.

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