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Powerplay: 'Brave' parents make cricket an option for women in Bangladesh

Nigar Sultana is the first woman from Bangladesh to hit a fifty in T20 World Cups AFP/Getty Images

ESPNcricinfo staff

Mar 8, 2024, 07:19 AM

In the second episode of ESPNcricinfo Powerplay, Firdose Moonda and Valkerie Baynes speak with Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana about the hurdles she and her countrywomen have overcome to play the sport they love.