The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) announced the squad for their first women's tour of the West Indies, featuring three ODIs and three T20Is, starting January 19.
All-rounder Deepti Sharma delivered a stellar performance as India sealed a 3-0 ODI series win against the West Indies, at the Kotambi Stadium.
John Turner (2/42) and Adil Rashid (2/62) were top bowlers for England. Livingstone and Jofra Archer got a wicket each.
Livingstone said that the team tried taking some risks early on and the wind was very strong.
Atkinson, who made his debut in July against the Windies at Lord's, finished with a tally of 34 wickets in six Tests. He along with Chris Woakes featured in all six back-to-back Tests for England this summer.
Azam was brilliant, and Imam-ul-Haq kept him company as they scored 103 runs for the second wicket. He then added 108 runs for the third wicket with Rizwan before Khushdil Shah (41 not out off 23 balls) sealed victory with a late cameo as Pakistan eluded Shai Hope and the West Indies.
This will be after a gap of more than 14 years that international cricket is returning to the venue with Bangladesh having played here in April 2008.
The ODI series will be played first, followed by three T20Is in Trinidad and Tobago and St Kitts and Nevis, with the final two T20Is scheduled for Lauderhill, Florida in the United States.
The 36-year-old signed off by revealing how he coped with isolation due to COVID-19. "I was playing flute in my room (during isolation). I was enjoying the poetry as well, had a good off-time and I am fresh now."
In terms of bowling, India have done well to take wickets in a heap in the middle overs and make some strikes in the first ten overs, something which was lacking in the series against South Africa.
