Author Archive - Emily Marshall

Salma Khatun

Born in Khulna, Khatun grew up playing alongside boys in age-group cricket before being scouted for the Khulna Women where she made a case for herself between 2008 and 2011, resulting in her being welcomed to the national side

04/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Sobhana Mostary

Mostary's playing career began when she was 11, playing for Bangladesh Krira Shikka Prostisthan Women, before she moved to represent her hometown Rangpur in 2017

02/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Ritu Moni

Moni earned her 2020 T20 World Cup selection through good performances in the 2018 World T20 qualifiers and Women's Asia Cup

02/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Fahima Khatun

Khatun made her T20 debut in April 2013 against India, and her ODI debut followed three days later, having impressed for Khulna and Barisal in the Bangladesh domestic structure

02/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Nahida Akter

Akter was the youngest member of the squad to make her debut, when aged just 15 she took to the field in September 2015 against Pakistan

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Fargana Hoque

In 2019 against the Maldives, Hoque hit the fastest T20 century for her country, smashing 110 not out off just 53 balls

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Panna Ghosh

Ghosh has been with the Bangladesh Women's squad since their first ever international game in 2011 against Ireland

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Khadija Tul Kubra

Tul Kubra also holds four of the top six best ODI bowling figures for Bangladesh Women, including 4-33 against South Africa

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Sanjida Islam

One of the standout moments of Islam's career was when she hit the third highest T20 score for her country by a woman, striking an impressive 71 not out off 60 balls in Scotland in 2019

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Nigar Sultana

Nicknamed ‘Joty’ by her teammates, Sultana's career has gone from strength to strength ever since making her debut in 2015 against Pakistan, aged just 17

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Ayesha Rahman

Rahman has 51 international appearances behind her, with a top score of 46 against Ireland in 2018

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Murshida Khatun

Khatun's debut came in 2018, aged just 18, against South Africa in a one-day game, with her T20 debut following against the same opposition

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Shamima Sultana

Sultana made her debut in 2014 against Pakistan, but it wasn't until 2018 that she began to really emerge as a stand-out performer, earning selection in the victorious Women's Asia Cup squad

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Jahanara Alam

The star seamer of the side currently is the second highest T20 wicket-taker for her national team, with 55 wickets, sitting behind her captain, Salma Khutan

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

Rumana Ahmed

Ahmed returns to vice-captaincy duties for the 2020 World T20, after having missed out on Bangladesh's most recent series and two months' cricket with a knee injury

01/02/2020 | Emily Marshall | Womens T20 World Cup 2020 player profiles |

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