Bangladeshi’s Cricket Committee paves another path with Hashan Thirakalatne. New head coach for the women’s team will be appointed
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) It has been named Sarwar Imran Substitute as head coach of the women’s national team Hashan Tirakaratne.
Strategic moves for women’s cricket in Bangladesh
His appointment came at a critical time, and Bangladesh ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifiers 2025. A veteran coach with extensive experience, Imran is expected to bring stability and tactical depth to his team. Imran previously served as head coach of Bangladesh’s men’s team in his first Test match in 2000. His coaching tenure spans decades, including roles with Bangladesh A, the National Cricket Academy and more recently ICC U-‘s U-19 women’s team. Malaysia’s 19 Women’s T20 World Cup. His ability to develop young talent and implement strategic game plans is essential as Bangladesh seeks to secure a spot in the upcoming World Cup.
BCB prioritizes local talent as head coach
BCB President Falk officially confirmed that Salwar has been appointed as head coach of the national women’s team, filling in the vacancy left by Hasan’s departure. He further emphasized the board’s commitment to fostering local coaching talent.
“We decided to appoint Imran (Salwar) as head coach of the national women’s team after Hasan left and the post was vacant. When I took over, I was in the national set up and local I have committed to making the most of my level to provide a platform to coaches, and Imran’s appointment is part of that pledge. What I feel is that I have to give them responsibility. And then, how do you know if they’re playing it or not?” Faruque was quoted as saying by Clickbuzz.
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Bangladesh’s qualifying challenge for the ICC Women’s ODI World Cup
Bangladesh slightly missed automatic qualification for ICC Women’s ODI World Cup 2025He finished with a 21-point finish in New Zealand in the ICC Women’s Championship ranking. However, New Zealand has secured a final direct entry as they have more wins (9 compared to Bangladesh’s eight). A disappointing eight-wicket defeat against the series’ decider and the West Indies forced Bangladesh to qualifiers.
and IndiaAustralia, UK, South Africa, New Zealand and Sri Lanka Bangladesh, who is already qualified, must compete in the ICC Women’s World Cup Qualifiers West Indies, Pakistan, Ireland, Scotland and Thailand. Only the top two teams will advance to the main event and will be held in India later this year.
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This article was first published womencricket.coma Cricket time company.