Kishoreganj beat Narshingdi 2-0 in the lone match of the National Women’s Football Championship at the Birshreshtha Mostafa Kamal Stadium in Kamalapur yesteday. Asma gave Kishoreganj the lead in the 10th minute before Joba finished it off in the 72nd. source: thedailystar.net

Salma’s unbeaten half-century paved Moha-mmedan Sporting Club’s way to a seven-wicket win over BKSP in the second phase of the 3rd Women’s Club Cup cricket tournament at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium yesterday.

Abahani Limited, Mohammedan Sporting Club Limited and Sheikh Jamal Dhanmondi Club Limited maintained their wining run securing full points with wins against their respective opponents in their second matches in the final round of the 3rd National Women Club Cup Cricket organised by Bangladesh Cricket Board’s women wing at the city’s different venues on Sunday.

Sabina Khatun, the striker of Bangladesh national women’s team, took her National Women’s Football Championship goals tally to 28 in three matches when she slammed 5 goals in Satkhira’s 13-0 drubbing of Magura at the Jessore Stadium yesterday.

A total of seven matches were decided in the Women’s National Football Championship at four venues on Friday.

Ngangom Bala Devi struck a hattrick to guide India to an emphatic 3-0 win over hosts Bangladesh in the Women’s Olympic pre-qualifiers at the Bangabandhu National Stadium yesterday.

The first round of National Women’s Football Championship started at the Jessore Stadium yesterday with hosts Jessore scoring a comprehensive 5-0 victory over Rajbari. Sharmin Akter Lima slammed a hattrick while Rehana Khatun scored the other two as Jessore coasted to an easy victory.

BKSP pace bowler Tripti ran through the Kalabagan Krira Chakra middle-order to help her side to a nine-wicket win in the Women’s Club Cup cricket tournament at the Dhanmondi Cricket Stadium yesterday.

The first round of National Women’s Football Championship starts today at the Jessore stadium when across hosts Jessore entertain Rajbari. The first round of the meet is being participated by 28 teams divided in seven regions.

The National Women’s Football Championship starts tomorrow across seven zones in the country with the participation of 29 teams.

Of all sports, chess is the game that is played most in the mind, and a 67-year-old Rani Hamid proved that as long as the mind is strong and sound, age is irrelevant. Bangladesh’s first International Women’s Master won a record 18th national title by defeating Dilara Jahan Nupur in the eleventh and final round [...]

The status quo was maintained as leader IWM Shamima Akter Liza, second placed IWM Rani Hamid and third placed Nazrana Khan Eva all won their respective matches in the ninth round of the 32nd National Women’s Chess Championship at the Chess Federation yesterday.

BKSP rode on a fine unbeaten 46 from Farzana Haque to overcome Gulshan Youth Club by 96 runs in their Women’s Club Cricket League encounter at BKSP-2 yesterday.

Reigning champion Shamima Akhtar Liza of Narayanganj regained a solo lead in the Aril Developer 32nd National Chess Championship. Liza  defeated Nazrana Khan Eva of Manikganj in a very crucial match of the eighth round at the Bangladesh Chess Federation hall room on Wednesday. Liza brought her collection to  seven points.

Farzana Haque struck a century in BKSP’s crushing 264-run victory over Indira Road at the Gulshan Youth Club ground in the 3rd Women’s Club Cup cricket tournament yesterday.