It's high time to flame the healthy argument for Tigresses betterment : Part-2

It's known fact that the early bird catches the worm. Not only the country men but the people around the globe chanting the paean of Bangladesh women's cricket team atone, who showed big in international cricket representing Bangladesh for the first time. Undoubtedly they wrote their name in the history and become legend for upcoming cricket superstars from Bangladesh.
A wise saying goes that Man (a human being) is as big as his (her) dream. Qualifier champs now looking for the big. ICC publicised recently documentary video to honour Bangladesh women's success, where one of the champions team combatants Nigar Sultana was seen to complement regarding their world cup mission target. She said, "We want to play the semi-final of the World T20 at least." No matter the opponents is, Tigress can paw on mighty opponents shoulder in their day and they have proven it.    
Recent successes however, make big moves up the rankings, where Nahida Akter, Rumana Ahmed and Salma Khatun all make significant positions in ICC standing. Nahida is the best ranked among Tigresses, who is at fifth position in bowlers ranking while Rumana is at 13 and Salma is at 17.
Bangladesh men's cricket is very popular here. All craze and insanity are herein Bangladesh are cricket centred. Now the question is how warm the relationship between male and female cricketers in Bangladesh? Nigar Sultana replied, "This is really lovely to find our men's team backing for us." Recently, Tamim handed over his bat to Rumana Ahmed, who is the skipper of Bangladesh women's cricket team, with a condition to do better performance. Rumana did much better than Tamim's expectation, I guess.
Even though, local misogynists of patriarchal and superstitious amity coined with the merriment of Tigresses triumph breaking paradoxical mindset. So, the days are not so far when parents of Bangladesh will encourage their daughters to become a Salma, a Rumana or a Jahanara, what now-a-days seen for the boys. Parents of Bangladesh now encourage their boys to take Shakib-Tamim-Mashrafe as their idol.