The ACC Women's Cricket Tournament Schedule

Bangladesh Women’s Cricket team is ready to compete in ACC Women's Cricket Tournament. For this Bangladesh has declared 14 members squared team. In he below you can see the match which Bangladesh will play.

Asian Cricket Council

11 July -

Hong Kong v Malaysia, Johor Cricket Academy;

Bangladesh v UAE, Institute Perguruan Temenggong Ibrahim

12 July -

Thailand v Nepal, Johor Cricket Academy;

Singapore v China, Institute Perguruan Temenggong Ibrahim

13 July -

Hong Kong v Thailand, Johor Cricket Academy;

Bangladesh v Singapore, Institute Perguruan Temenggong Ibrahim

14 July -

Malaysia v Nepal, Johor Cricket Academy;

UAE v China, Institute Perguruan Temenggong Ibrahim

15 July -

Hong Kong v Nepal, Johor Cricket Academy;

Bangladesh v China, Institute Perguruan Temenggong Ibrahim

16 July -

Malaysia v Thailand, Johor Cricket Academy;

UAE v Singapore, Institute Perguruan Temenggong Ibrahim

17 July - Semi-finals

(A1 v B2, Johor Cricket Academy);

(B1 v A2, Institute Perguruan Temenggong Ibrahim)

18 July - Final

Bangladesh Women’s Cricket team is going to play ACC Tournament

Some month ago I wrote an article on about women cricket team of Bangladesh. In that article I also mention that it is a bravely step for Bangladesh. And now14-player squad has announced for ACC Tournament which will be held in Malaysia next month.

Cricinfo reported:
Bangladesh have announced their 14-player squad for the Asian Cricket Council women's tournament in Malaysia next month.
Tazkia Akter leads the side for the tournament which comprises eight teams, divided into two groups. A semi-final stage and final follow. Bangladesh, the favourites, have been grouped with UAE, Singapore and China.

Women’s National Cricket team of Bangladesh will be a world class team

At February 5, the First Women's Cricket championship trophy final tournament will be held. Hamida Begum who is the member the cricket board's women's wing hope that their target is to built a world class cricket team in future.

Pakistan Times reported:

“Cricket is fast catching up with soccer as Bangladesh's most popular sport and the Bangladesh men's team ranks among the 10 full members of the International Cricket Council.

But the South Asian country has never fielded a team in an international women's tournament because of a lack of interest from players and organizers alike.

Thirty cricketers will be selected for further training at the end of the Women's Cricket Championship, Hamida Begum, a member the cricket board's women's wing, told reporters Friday.

“Our objective is to build a women's national cricket team,'' Begum said. ``We will also invite foreign teams to play in the country.''

The championship trophy launched by M. Abdul Aziz, president of the Bangladesh Cricket Board, at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium on Saturday.