Bangladesh National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Players rivalry is among the fiercest in cricket. These two sides meet regularly both bilaterally and at international tournaments, creating what amounts to an Asian Clasico in each matchup.
India has an intimidating batting depth, while their bowlers take advantage of being adept at reading conditions to their strengths – giving them a competitive edge even in games which may not be as dramatic.
| Match No. | Date | Format | Venue | Result (Score Summary) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 24 Sep 2025 | T20I | Dubai Intl. Cricket Stadium | India 168/6 vs Bangladesh 127 — India won by 41 runs |
| 2 | 12 Oct 2024 | T20I | Hyderabad | India 297/6 vs Bangladesh 164/7 — India won by 133 runs |
| 3 | 9 Oct 2024 | T20I | Delhi | India 221/9 vs Bangladesh 135/9 — India won by 86 runs |
| 4 | 6 Oct 2024 | T20I | Gwalior | India 132/3 vs Bangladesh 127 — India won by 7 wickets |
| 5 | 20 Feb 2025 | ODI | Dubai Intl. Cricket Stadium | Bangladesh 228 vs India 231/4 — India won by 6 wickets |
India vs. Bangladesh
Bangladesh is a small yet densely-populated nation on the Bay of Bengal bordering India and historically having uneasy relations.
Recent high-level visits between these two nations have eased tensions somewhat and new prime minister Sheikh Hasina has pledged increased bilateral engagement; yet its economic and political situation remain daunting; particularly with Delhi’s decision to exclude a Bangladeshi cricketer from playing in their Indian Premier League and refuse to relocate T20 World Cup matches from Sri Lanka causing displeasure among local citizens.
Bangladesh remains a leading cricketing nation worldwide and boasts an excellent record in ODIs and T20Is, ranking sixth worldwide with 1.28 wins-loss ratio among these matches won in ODIs/T20Is combined. Bangladesh stands an excellent chance of qualifying for the 2022 ICC World Cup tournament to be hosted in England and Wales.
Bangladesh boasts an exceptional batting lineup, featuring prolific run-scorers and wicket-takers like Shakib Al Hasan (near 4,000 runs in ODIs and 165 wickets in Tests respectively) who is its star performer. Furthermore, Mujahid Al Amer and Abul Hasan offer quality spin bowling.
Bangladesh boasts an outstanding fielding unit to complement their formidable batting. Their top defender, Khaled Mahmud, is renowned for playing all three formats of cricket; being recognized as both best Bangladeshi ODI and T20I player and earning numerous awards throughout his career.
Bangladesh national cricket team boasts a long and distinguished tradition in cricket, being one of the most celebrated and decorated teams globally.
Renowned for their fighting spirit, Bangladesh have won multiple international tournaments – some players even going on to play in India Premier League where their performances earned much deserved praise from fans and viewers.
Beyond just Indian Premier League competition, their players have participated in events such as Asian Games and Commonwealth Games where fans find them one of the most entertaining teams worldwide.
India vs. Pakistan
India and Pakistan share one of the greatest and fiercest cricket rivalries ever witnessed, having faced each other in 16 ODI series, with Pakistan winning nine and India five respectively.
They first faced each other in a Twenty20 match during Group Stage of 2007 World Cup group stage; since then they have met 17 times more in this format, including an incredible thriller where India defeated Pakistan by four wickets during an exhilarating final that attracted thousands of fans, heralded as one of best T20 games ever seen!
Bangladesh Cricket Team, commonly referred to as the Tigers or Bengal Tigers, are full members of the International Cricket Council (ICC), having won six ICC Trophies over time.
Three Asia Cup victories and reaching quarter-finals at 2015 ODI World Cup quarter finals make Bangladesh an unparalleled international power. Coach Chandika Hathurusingha leads their training.
Bangladesh have historically struggled to win Test matches against touring sides, yet in recent years have made strides. In 2010 alone they beat England and South Africa in a tri-series – an accomplishment no other non-Test playing nation had previously accomplished.
Their squad boasts talented batsmen such as Mashrafe Mortaza, Shakib Al Hasan, Tamim Iqbal as well as Dav Whatmore’s tried-and-tested formula of mixing experience and youth has proven fruitful for them.
Bangladesh last experienced major success in August 2014 when they defeated West Indies 3-0 in an ODI series, ending a 13-match losing streak against them and recording their first ever ODI win against a test-playing side since 2010.
It marked Bangladesh’s most successful trip abroad ever and victory was due largely to bowlers Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal leading their young side to success.
India vs. New Zealand
The Bangladesh national cricket team represents their country on an international stage, playing both Test and Twenty20 international cricket. Administered by the Bangladesh Cricket Board, it represents Bangladesh both at Tests and Twenty20 matches and participates in several ICC tournaments such as Cricket World Cup and Asia Cup tournaments.
Recently, its overall rankings in both ODIs and T20Is has improved considerably – in 2022 becoming third-ranked T20I team globally and sixth for ODIs respectively. Furthermore, in 2019 World Twenty20 it played three group stage matches winning one against three losses before reaching semi-finals stage with three wins against losses reaching semi finals stage with three wins and wins reaching semi finals stage before losing three group stage matches to reach semi finals stage of competition.
Bangladesh have won three of the four Twenty20 International matches played against New Zealand so far, drawing two. Their opening T20I match featured a low scoring draw; subsequent victories came by significant margins – led by Shakib Al Hasan with an overall average over 30 in T20Is.
Bangladesh made an impressive start to their 2018 Asian Cup competition, claiming victories over Sri Lanka and Afghanistan before defeating Pakistan to reach the Super Four stage and advance to the final. Unfortunately, India proved too strong in this particular Asian Cup final – continuing their winless run at Asian Cup finals.
Bangladesh was eliminated from the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup after drawing all three ODI matches against India and being defeated in Round 16 by Ireland, but still managed a win against Ireland. They played two T20Is against West Indies where they won one but lost another one before playing three one-day internationals against Pakistan which all ended in defeat.
Once they were through with Pakistan, Bangladesh traveled to Sri Lanka for three ODIs and one Test match; all three ODIs were won by Pakistan while the Test ended up as a high-scoring draw. Later that year they visited New Zealand for three ODIs and three T20I series with three wins each by Kiwis while Bangladesh emerged victorious in two T20I series wins!
India vs. Australia
India and Australia share one of the greatest rivalries in cricket, pitting some of the finest players against each other to see which side can outscore the other and improve their form ahead of the 2023 ICC World Cup. Their meeting this Sunday promises to be one of the greatest spectacles yet!
Bangladesh National Cricket Team, commonly referred to as the Tigers or Bangla Tigers, are full members of the International Cricket Council (ICC), and have earned six ICC Trophies over its history. As one of the highest ODI sides, they have experienced many successes during matches played under that format.
Bangladesh has an extensive international cricket history dating back to 1977 when they hosted their inaugural Test match, playing 344 total matches of all formats between 1977 and 2022, winning 2889 One Day International games (ODIs). Most recently they defeated New Zealand in the 2022 ICC World Cup final by eight wickets!
Bangladesh has won only 74 Test matches so far; however, they have come close several times to beating Australia. In 2006 alone, they came within striking distance of victory; unfortunately the match ended up as a high-scoring draw with Australia eventually winning by an innings and three ODIs by wide margins.
Bangladesh have made significant strides forward despite their limited success in Test cricket, particularly when it comes to one day international and Twenty20 cricket.
Over the 2010s they worked tirelessly on improving their squad under coaches such as Jamie Siddons, Shane Jurgensen, Chandika Hathurusingha. Under these tutors Shakib Al Hasan became one of the premier allrounders while Mashrafe Mortaza became one of the best ODI batsmen worldwide.
Bangladesh have shown significant progress since 2024. They’ve won 10 of their last 11 ODIs and currently rank fifth globally; moreover, Bangladesh have also seen steady improvement in T20I competition; their highest ever position being fourth worldwide ranking at this year’s T20I World Cup tournament.
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