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UPDATED: Oct 6, 2025 23:38 IST
Nigar Sultana feels that the Women's World Cup 2025 is the biggest stage for Bangladesh to show their talent and get big teams to play against them in the coming years. Bangladesh won their first match in the tournament.
"I think for me, this is the biggest stage where we can show our capabilities. Then, teams like England or Australia might take more interest in playing against us. We’ve always said that we don’t play enough international games or series against stronger sides, and that has definitely been a drawback. But after 2022, when we got into the FTP, we played a lot more series against good teams, both home and away. That gave us valuable experience and learning opportunities. Coming into this World Cup, we’ve had good exposure, which will help us play with much more confidence. We’re looking forward to the next FTP as well — we’ll be playing against Australia in Australia and also against England. As a team, we are growing, we want to keep learning, and I think it’s a great opportunity for us," said Sultana.
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