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‘I Am Taking This As A Challenge To Change History’: Nigar Sultana Confident Ahead Of Women’s T20 WC
Bangla National Cricket Stadium: Skipper Nigar Sultana said Bangladesh are determined to rewrite their record at the ICC Women's T20 World Cup as they prepare for this year’s tournament in England.
Bangladesh heading into the competition carrying one of the toughest records among Full Member nations in Women’s T20 World Cup history, having managed just three wins in 25 matches across previous editions. Their only victories before 2024 came against Sri Lanka and Ireland during the 2014 tournament, and they finally ended a prolonged winless streak with a victory over Scotland in Dubai last year.
Despite the numbers, Nigar insisted the squad views the upcoming tournament as an opportunity rather than a burden. Read More...
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