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Bangladesh have announced a 15-member squad for the ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy 2026, which is scheduled to begin in the United Arab Emirates on November 12. Left-arm spinner Nahida Akter will lead the team after being appointed captain last month. The decision brings a change in leadership, with Nigar Sultana Joty no longer holding…

The Netherlands have announced a 14-player squad for the ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy 2026, with Babette de Leede named captain. The tournament will begin in the United Arab Emirates on November 12. The squad was announced on November 2, 2026, and has been described as a full-strength selection. Most of the players were part…

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is preparing to establish an Independent Complaint Committee for women cricketers to provide them with a fair and separate platform to raise concerns. The proposal was discussed during a working committee meeting at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium on October 28. A BCB official confirmed on Monday, November 2, that…

Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana Joty has chosen to look beyond a 3-0 ODI series defeat in Australia, insisting that her side’s historic maiden bilateral white-ball tour has delivered lessons, milestones and confidence that can shape their immediate future. Despite losing all three matches between 9 and 14 October, Bangladesh returned home with evidence that they…

Thailand will host the second edition of the ICC Women’s Emerging Nations Trophy from 12th to 25th November 2026, with the Cricket Association of Thailand (CAT) staging the expanded 10-team tournament across Bangkok’s Terdthai Cricket Ground and Asian Institute of Technology Ground. After winning the inaugural edition at home in November 2025, Thailand will return…

Beth Mooney marked her 100th Women’s One-Day International (ODI) in emphatic fashion, becoming the 10th Australian woman to reach the milestone as Australia completed a comprehensive 3-0 clean sweep over Bangladesh at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane on Wednesday, October 14. The 32-year-old wicketkeeper-batter opened the innings in a chase of 173 and struck…

Australia Women completed an eight-wicket win over Bangladesh Women in the third ODI at Allan Border Field in Brisbane on October 14, 2026. After choosing to bowl first, the hosts dismissed Bangladesh for 172 in 49.5 overs. Australia reached 175/2 in 22.4 overs, with 164 balls remaining. Ellyse Perry and Annabel Sutherland guided the chase…

Australia will be without Phoebe Litchfield for the third one-day international against Bangladesh after the opener suffered a hip injury. The 23-year-old left-hander has been ruled out of the 3rd Bangladesh ODI at Allan Border Field. Nicola Carey has been brought into the playing XI for her first appearance of the series. Beth Mooney will…

Beth Mooney is not treating her 100th ODI as a destination. As Australia prepares to complete a series sweep against Bangladesh in the third and final one-day international at Allan Border Field on Wednesday, October 14, the 32-year-old wicketkeeper-batter is already looking towards the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup in 2029, and perhaps a home…

Australia’s commanding 2-0 lead over Bangladesh in their first-ever bilateral women’s ODI series has produced significant movement in the latest ICC Women’s Player Rankings, with Ellyse Perry returning to the top 10 among ODI batters and Annabel Sutherland and Megan Schutt strengthening Australia’s grip on the bowling charts. The update also reflects West Indies’ clean…

Australia Women have already secured victories in the first two ODIs against Bangladesh Women and will now look to complete a clean sweep in the third and final match of the series. The two teams will meet at Allan Border Field, Brisbane, on October 14, 2026 (Wednesday), with the match scheduled to begin at 1:50…

The Bangladesh Women tour of Australia 2026 will conclude with Australia Women facing Bangladesh Women in the 3rd ODI (day-night match) at Allan Border Field, Brisbane, on Wednesday, October 14, 2026. Australia have already won the first two matches and will look to finish the series with another victory. They defeated Bangladesh by seven wickets…

Bangladesh’s promising 19-year-old all-rounder Shorna Akter crossed 1,000 international runs during the second ODI against Australia at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane on Sunday, 11th October 2026. Coming in at number six, Shorna made 8 runs from 7 deliveries, including a boundary, to move past the four-figure mark. Her personal achievement, however, came in…

Georgia Voll’s unbeaten 131 from 97 balls against Bangladesh was more than a match-winning innings: it showed how the 23-year-old is learning to balance her explosive instincts with the demands of a 50-over innings. Her third ODI century in just 15 innings powered Australia to a nine-wicket win in the second ODI at Allan Border…

Sobhana Mostary’s maiden ODI century was a landmark achievement for Bangladesh women’s cricket, and a rare bright spot in a heavy defeat. The 24-year-old struck 118 from 134 balls, with 18 boundaries, against Australia at Allan Border Field in Brisbane on 11 October 2026, rescuing Bangladesh from an early collapse and setting several national records.

Bangladesh’s experienced top-order batter Sharmin Akhter reached a significant personal milestone on Sunday, making her 100th international appearance in the second ODI against Australia at the Allan Border Field in Brisbane. The 30-year-old, however, endured a game to forget with the bat, dismissed for an 11-ball duck at number three as Bangladesh slipped to a…