Fargana Hoque

Career bests, new records and one-woman armies - our nominees this year did it all, and well

Bosch, Wolvaardt and Brits hit half-centuries as the hosts eased their way through a chase of 223

Ameen top-scored for Pakistan with an unbeaten 84 but they could only finish with 166 for 9

Bangladesh's captain scored the only half-century of the match and finished it with a last-ball boundary

Following their success against India, Fargana Hoque and Nahida Akter become the highest-ranked batter and bowler ever for Bangladesh in women's ODIs

Fargana Hoque, who became Bangladesh's first century-maker in women's ODIs, admits to panicking in the 90s, but says she drew inspiration from the top men's batters

Mandhana, Deol fifties not enough as Bangladesh force a collapse after Fargana's 107 set up their total

The experienced Salma Khatun returns and Rubya Haider misses out with a knee injury

Only 48.4 overs were possible, with New Zealand on 14 for 1 in reply to Bangladesh's 157 for 7 when the game was called off

Fariha Trisna makes her way back too while Sharmin Akhter and Marufa Akter drop into the reserves

Sidra Ameen's maiden ODI century in vain as Pakistan's losing streak at World Cups extends to 18

Half-centuries from Marizanne Kapp and Fargana Hoque go in vain in their respective matches

Netherlands suffer 7 for 12 collapse from winning position while Francisca Chipare rescued Zimbabwe in a thriller against USA

In the other Group B match, Thailand continued their rise with an eight-run win over hosts Zimbabwe

The duo added 115 in an unbroken second-wicket stand to wrap up the chase in just 24.3 overs

The visitors fought off an almighty comeback from Pakistan to seal a one-wicket win with one ball to spare

ESPNcricinfo understands the 18-year old will leave for the UK towards the end of July and will be available for the whole tournament

Ireland broke their sixteen-game rut in limited-overs cricket, spanning nearly two years, with a six-wicket win over Bangladesh in their last match ahead of the Women's World T20 Qualifier

The allrounder followed three wickets and a run-out with a career-best 42 not out to hand India women their first loss in the Asia Cup