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Despite raising hopes, Bangladesh women lose to Australia
Dhaka, March 26: Huge gap in power. Australia is a six-time world champion, Bangladesh has gone to play in the World Cup for the first time. The girls of Bangladesh shook such a strong opponent and also raised the hope of victory. However, the dream of Bangladesh was not fulfilled till the end. Beth Mooney's unbeaten half-century helped the Aussies overcome the disaster. They won with 65 balls and 5 wickets in hand.
Spirited Bangladesh Women's team lose by four runs against West Indies
Dhaka, March 18: Bangladesh were also excellent with the bat after stopping the West Indies for 140 runs. But suddenly the rhythm got disoriented. The batting performances of Nigar Sultana, Salma Khatun and Nahida Akhter also raised hopes of victory in this disaster. Joy peeked but did not come as Bangladesh lost by 4 runs.
FIFA Congress votes on future of Women’s World Cup hosting, to explore new competition opportunities
Zurich, May 22: The 71st FIFA Congress has unanimously voted to bring the bidding process for the hosting of the FIFA Women’s World Cup in line with the process for the men’s FIFA World Cup. The allocation of all future hosts will be voted on by the FIFA Congress, just as is the case with the FIFA World Cup, and will no longer be decided by the FIFA Council (as was still the case most recently in June 2020, when Australia and New Zealand were announced as hosts of the 2023 edition in a transparent vote).
Host City selection process for FIFA Women’s World Cup 2023 to begin
Zurich, October 22: Following the decision in June to award Australia and New Zealand the right to host the next FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2023, the process to select the host cities for the tournament took its first steps on 19 October with confirmation that virtual workshops between FIFA and the 12 candidate cities will take place from 20 October to 4 November.