Bangladesh women’s cricket team has left the Super Six of the Under-19 Women’s T-20 World Cup. But they had a great start in the tournament. Their performance throughout the game caught everyone’s attention. Swarna Akhter is doing an excellent performance in the tournament. Due to her consistent performance, this spin all-rounder of Bangladesh got a place in the short list of ‘Most Valuable Player’ of the tournament.

Despite Bangladesh’s departure, the performance of some cricketers has attracted quite a lot of attention. Afifa Pradesh, Swarna Akhter has done well with the bat. Due to the great performance of Bangladesh spin bowling all-rounder Swarna Akhter, she has made it to the ICC list. Basically, she played an important role in the victory of Bangladesh. ICC kept her on the list to evaluate her batting and bowling.

The T20 World Cup final is on Sunday. There are still three matches left in the tournament. Five cricketers have been nominated by ICC. Where the only Bangladeshi cricketer is Swarna Akter. The remaining four are India’s Shweta Sehrawat, England’s Grace Scrivens, Australia’s Millie Inningworth and South Africa’s Maddison Landsman.

Bangladesh and South Africa are eliminated from the Super Six phase. Thus Swarna – Landsman has no chance to play in the next stage. Shweta, Scrivech and Illingworth will get a chance at the next stage of the World Cup. Before retiring from the World Cup, Swarna scored 51 runs at an average of 153 in five matches. Strike rate 157.73. Her fifty came from the match against Sri Lanka. She scored 23 against Australia, which played a vital role in Australia’s defeat.

India’s Sehrawat scored 231 runs at an average of 115.50 till the Super Six in the race to become the best of the tournament. Scrivell scored 269 runs at an average of 53.80. Illingworth of Australia took 3 wickets with 5 runs per over. And the South African landsman took 6 wickets with the ball and scored 91 runs in batting. It should be noted that the tournament will end with the final on Sunday, January 29.