Sobhana Mostary believes Bangladesh’s 2018 Asia Cup triumph over India brought a huge change in women’s cricket in her country, with greater facilities and financial support. From moving to Dhaka as a young cricketer to waiting years for regular opportunities, Mostary has steadily grown into a dependable international batter. She also recalls how Harmanpreet Kaur’s batting inspired her and why facing India remains exciting for Bangladesh. Sobhana Mostary believes Bangladesh’s 2018 Asia Cup triumph over India brought a huge change in women’s cricket in her country, with greater facilities and financial support. From moving to Dhaka as a young cricketer to waiting years for regular opportunities, Mostary has steadily grown into a dependable international batter. She also recalls how Harmanpreet Kaur’s batting inspired her and why facing India remains exciting for Bangladesh.
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