Power-hitter Shorna selected for the Most Valuable Player

Bangladesh needed to bow out prior to arriving at the semi-finals of the debut release of the ICC U-19 Ladies’ T20 World Cup, they had a completely great mission by winning four out of five matches. Shorna Akter, specifically, got the eyes with some strong stroke-play and the right-given hitter deservingly got it done as one of the five players who are in dispute to sack the Most Important Player (MVP) grant.

Shorna and three of her partners – – Dilara Akter, chief Disha Biswas, and Marufa Akter – have previously been compensated for their Reality Cup exhibitions with a hit up to the Bangladesh’s crew for the following month’s Ladies’ T20 World Cup.

The five MVP candidates including Shorna – India’s Shweta Sehrawat, Britain’s Elegance Scrivens, Australia’s Milly Illingworth, South Africa’s Madison Landsman – – were shortlisted in view of their exhibitions for the rest of Very Six gathering stage. The champ will be declared based on fan-deciding on the accompanying connection of the Worldwide Cricket Board’s true site: www.icc-cricket.com/grants/most-important player

Shorna – – who had enlisted 153 runs, at a normal of 51 and a strike-pace of 157.73, including scalping a wicket too – was splendidly steady across the five matches Bangladesh played, beginning with a popular success over possible semi-finalists Australia. In at number four, the 16-year-old counted a fifty in the accompanying match against Sri Lanka and her base score stayed 20.