Nahida Akter appointed Bangladesh women's T20I captain on one-year initial term

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Nahida Akter has been named captain of Bangladesh's women's Twenty20 International team. She has been handed an initial one-year term in the role. Her first assignment will be the ICC Women's Emerging Nations Trophy, scheduled for next month. The source report provides limited further detail on the reasoning behind the appointment.

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