, Sept. 20 -- For the first time in Women's World Cup history, every match official will be a woman - and Bangladesh will be part of it.

Sathiara Zakir Jessy, a familiar face in the domestic circuit, has been named to the panel of umpires for the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup starting later this month.

She will make her debut on the very first day, serving as the fourth umpire in the opening match.

It's a landmark moment for Bangladesh cricket, as no Bangladeshi woman has ever officiated at a senior World Cup before.

Jessy will be busy throughout the tournament with nine assignments in total - some on the field, others in the TV box, and some as fourth umpire.

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Her schedule...