Bangladesh women cricket team 

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The Bangladesh women's cricket team represents Bangladesh in international women's cricket. The team is governed by the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) and is a full member of the International Cricket Council (ICC). Here are some key points about the team:

### **Team History:**

- The team played its first One Day International (ODI) in 2011 and its first Twenty20 International (T20I) in 2012.

- They have shown steady improvement over the years and have become more competitive on the international stage, particularly in the shorter formats.

- In 2018, the team made history by winning the Asia Cup, defeating India in the final, marking their first major international tournament victory.

 

### **Formats:**

- **ODI Ranking**: Bangladesh is generally ranked around the mid-tier among other women's teams, with notable performances against established teams.

- **T20I Format**: The team has performed well in the T20 format, with several impressive wins against stronger teams.

### **Key Players (Recent):**

1. **Jahanara Alam** – A fast bowler and one of the senior members of the squad.

2. **Salma Khatun** – An experienced all-rounder and former captain who has played a crucial role in the team’s success.

3. **Rumana Ahmed** – A talented leg-spinner and middle-order batter known for her ability to turn games.

4. **Nigar Sultana** – The current captain of the team, known for her wicket-keeping and solid batting.

### **Recent Performances:**

- Bangladesh women’s team has participated in ICC Women’s World Cup tournaments, ICC T20 World Cups, and Asia Cups.

- The team continues to develop, with a focus on strengthening its position in the international circuit and building a pipeline of young talent.

### **Development:**

- The growth of women's cricket in Bangladesh has been supported by the BCB through initiatives like domestic tournaments, scouting programs, and better infrastructure.

- Bangladesh has also hosted several international women’s cricket events to promote the game further.

With increasing support and strong individual performances, the Bangladesh women's cricket team is on the rise and gaining recognition in international cricket.