Despite a spirited effort in their final match, West Indies failed to secure qualification for the upcoming ICC Women’s ODI World Cup, paving the way for Bangladesh to claim the final spot.
Bangladesh were on the verge of securing a spot in the Women’s World Cup after three consecutive wins, but a 3-wicket loss to West Indies in Lahore delayed their qualification.
Having won their first three games at the tournament, Bangladesh are just a solitary victory away from finishing in the top two places in the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2025.
Bangladesh Women’s Cricket Team continued their dominant run in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifiers in Lahore, defeating Scotland by 34 runs on Tuesday.
In their second match of the Women's World Cup Qualifiers, Bangladesh found themselves under pressure while chasing 236 against Ireland. The team was struggling at 94 for 5 when Ritu Moni stepped up to rescue the innings.
Bangladesh defeated Thailand by 178 runs, recording the biggest victory margin in their Women’s ODI history. The previous record was a 154-run win against Ireland in 2024.
Bangladeshi umpires Masudur Rahman Mukul and Shathira Jakir Jessy have been named in the umpiring panel for the upcoming ICC Women's ODI World Cup Qualifiers. The ICC announced the list of match officials today, which includes 10 umpires and 3 match referees.
The Bangladesh women's cricket team is set to depart for Pakistan tomorrow (April 3) to compete in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup Qualifiers.
Mumbai Indians won their second Women's Premier League title on Saturday after a sharp performance from their bowlers and a solid knock from skipper Harmanpreet Kaur helped them beat Delhi Capitals by eight runs.
With the Bangladesh women's national team’s international commitments completed, the focus now shifts to domestic cricket. Under the guidance of newly appointed head coach Sarwar Imran, national team players have been seen training at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur.
||ICC||- The International Cricket Council (ICC) has banned Bangladesh player Shohaly Akhter from all cricket for five years after she admitted breaching five provisions of the ICC Anti-Corruption Code.
Australia crushed a lamentable England by an innings and 122 runs in a one-off pink ball Test on Saturday to complete a historic women's Ashes whitewash.