Bangladesh have dropped experienced allrounder Rumana Ahmed for the Women's T20 World Cup 2024 in one of five changes to the squad that had played in the Asia Cup in July. But there was a first call-up for uncapped top-order batter Taj Nehar.

In a landmark announcement, ICC has made it clear that the winners of the 2024 T20 Women’s World Cup will be receiving equal prize money as that of their men counterparts. Despite the decision being made public recently, the decision was taken in July at the ICC’s Annual Conference.

The Bangladesh Cricket Board, BCB, on Wednesday announced the squad for the Women`s T20 World Cup, leaving out experienced

Bangladesh dropped experienced all-rounder Rumana Ahmed from their Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 squad. Other notable exclusions include Rubya Haider and Shorifa Khatun. Chief Selector Sajjad Ahmed cited non-performance.

Next month's Women's T20 World Cup will offer a record total of $7.96 million in prize money, organising body the International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Tuesday.

Fixtures for the ninth edition of the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, hosted by the United Arab Emirates, replacing Bangladesh.

Bangladesh are in Group B alongside 2009 champions England, 2016 winners West Indies, South Africa, and Scotland for the ninth edition of the tournament.

Apart from her, Rubey Haider, Sharifa Khatun, Sabikun Nahar and Ishma Tanjim, who were part of the 2024 Asia Cup also don't find a place in the T20 World Cup squad. Bangladesh are part of Group B of the Women’s T20 World Cup 2024 along with England,