For several years, Indian cricket has received a massive following and adulations from its neighbour🌌s, Bangladesh. Ma🐬ny players have also represented top-notch franchises in the Indian Premier League (IPL).
Bangladesh’s talismanic all-rounder Shakib-al-Hasan had been an integral pa🐼rt of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) before making a move to Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH).
Also, Mustafizur Rahman turned out to be a revelation in the IPL, donning the colors of SRH. He was 🏅later bagged by IPL giants M൩umbai Indians (MI).
Other stars from Bangladesh who participated in the cash-rich league were Mohammad Ashraful, Abdur Razzak, Mehedi Hasan and Tamim Iqꦐbal.
The Bangladesh women’s cricket team has♔ ha🦋d their own journey in international cricket. Speedster Jahanara Alam has been equally responsible for the Tigresses’ rise at the highest level.
Now, Alam has revealed🌌 her favourite out of the eight teams which participate in the lܫucrative tournament annually.
“KKR is my favourite IPL team. When Shakib Al Hasan 🧜bhai played for Sunrisers Hyderabad, I supported SRH as well. This time, there’s no Bangladesh cricketer in the IPL. I will support KKR itself. I can’t explain why I love KKR so much, but ever since the IPL started, I supported them,” Jahan🌜ara told Anandabazar.
Then, the pacer expressed he🦹r desire to play at the iconic Eden Garden, in Kolkata. Alam has picked 88 wickets in 108 international matches. She was also part of the IPL Women’s T20 Challenge last year.
“I haven’t had the privilege of playing at the Eden Gardens. Hopefully, one day I can p🐈lay there and at the Lord’s. Most legends of the game have p🌠layed at the venues and even I want to play there,” she added.
During the interview, the gorgeous cricketer also claimed about receiving movie offers. However, Alam ended up declining the offers for hꩲer love for cricket.
“I also had acting offers for two movies, but I ꦯdeclined them. I don’t wish to focus on anything else otherwise, I might get diverted and that is something I can’t let happen,” Alam concluded.
