Bangladesh National Cricket Team Vs India National Cricket Team Stats

Indian-Bangladesh matches have recently provided extra value, not only in terms of determining group positions but also due to their high-stakes nature. Bangladesh players have proven their ability to force India batting unit into working hard even during shorter formats.

Shivam Dube began his innings well by bowling a short length to Tanzid Hasan, who misjudged it and lost his wicket, highlighting the early pressure seen in bangladesh national cricket team vs india national cricket team stats.

India

The India national cricket team represents India internationally. Governed by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCB) and full member of the International Cricket Council (ICC), with Test, One-Day International (ODI), and Twenty20 International (T20I) status.

Recognized as one of the finest teams worldwide and current holders of the Champions Trophy by many critics, India have won an incredible total of 33 Tests, 49 ODIs, and 28 T20Is since 2022!

Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) oversees their men’s national cricket team known as the Bangla Tigers – also known as Bangladesh as an acronym – with full Test, ODI and T20I status in International Cricket Council membership and has won six ICC Trophies including Champions Trophy competition.

Bangladesh made their inaugural overseas tour since becoming full members of the International Cricket Council in 2000.

Although Bangladesh won their opening ODI and recorded their highest-ever total (595/8 dec), all three ODIs against New Zealand were lost by Bangladesh, prompting their board of cricket (BCB) to hire former Australian cricketer Jamie Siddons as head coach.

Bangladesh under coaches such as Jamie Siddons, Shane Jurgensen and Chandika Hathurusinghe has seen substantial improvement during the 2010s.

Under these coaches Shakib Al Hasan emerged as the No 1 allrounder globally while Mashrafe Mortaza was one of the dominant Test batsmen while Tamim Iqbal became one of the most accomplished opening batsmen in ODI cricket.

Bangladesh finished eighth in its group stage of the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup after defeats against New Zealand and Ireland.

They fared much better at the 2021 ICC T20 World Cup however, reaching the final by beating West Indies twice and Ireland once during league play before drawing with New Zealand for an exciting final matchup at Brisbane, Indonesia.

Subsequently they also won their Asian Games gold medal by defeating South Korea in Jakarta by beating them into submission during an exciting final game at Jakarta, Indonesia.

Bangladesh

Bangladesh National Cricket Team, known by their nickname – Bangla Tigers – is an international cricket team from Dhaka in Bangladesh that competes as part of the International Cricket Council events and major ICC tournaments.

Coached by Chandika Hathurusingha, they have won three Asia Cups while reaching quarter-finals of 2015 ODI World Cup; currently ranked eighth by ICC for both Tests and ODI rankings.

Bangladesh traveled to South Africa in 2022 for two Test matches and three ODI series; both ended in draws, though Bangladesh won one ODI match by 166 runs but lost to South Africa by 87 runs overall.

They also hosted Zimbabwe for five T20I matches against them and won their inaugural T20I match before losing all four matches with below par totals in each match – though Bangladesh eventually managed a win overall against Zimbabwe!

Bangladesh faced early difficulties in 2023, losing both ODIs against West Indies and Ireland before faring better in T20Is by winning against Sri Lanka and Ireland before suffering defeat against Netherlands and Oman during league phase play – their records ended up with three wins and four losses at this tournament, placing them 8th overall.

Bangladesh cricket team comprises players contracted to the BCB. There is currently a pool of 205 centrally contracted players in Bangladesh’s cricket team; below is a list of all current ODI, T20I, and Test players:

Head-to-Head Record

India-Bangladesh rivalry is both thrilling and intensely competitive. These two neighboring nations share an illustrious cricketing history and have played in several high-stakes matches against one another – from one-sided video games in the ’80s to dramatic upsets and nail-biting contests more recently, this rivalry has become one of the highlights of cricket fans’ calendar.

India leads Bangladesh in all forms of cricket – Tests, ODIs and T20Is alike. But with time comes closeness in quality between their respective sides.

Bangladesh has recently emerged as a serious threat in T20Is; even pushing India close to victory during some key encounters.

India holds an overall 32-7 advantage against Bangladesh in ODIs. India dominates T20Is 16-7; Bangladesh have managed one win out of 17.

In their most recent meeting between these sides, however, Bangladesh secured their maiden T20I victory by restricting India to 146 for 7 and then easily chasing it down themselves.

Bangladesh A make an impressive comeback as Priyansh Arya mistimes his pull shot and gives it to long-on fielder for an easy catch – ending Rakibul Hasan’s seventh over which yielded only four runs!

Jitesh Sharma and Nehal Wadhera have struggled to connect their big shots against Bangladesh A bowlers during their innings so far; only three boundaries have been hit out of all eight attempts they’ve attempted so far.

SM Meherob was given the task of leading Bangladesh A’s attack, with great results as he conceded just six runs during his over and featured Habibur Rahman Sohan hitting a six.

Carnage ensued as Priyansh Arya struck another six past the long-on fielder – this time for three boundaries in an over, taking their total to 125.

Bangladesh A captain Ripon Mondol then conceded 14 runs in his opening over. Shortly afterwards Priyansh Arya was trapped leg before by Ripon Mondol; at this stage of play both teams are evenly poised.

Match Summary

Bangladesh Cricket Team, often referred to as The Tigers, are full members of the International Cricket Council and qualify for six ICC Trophy competitions for non-Test playing nations.

Bangladesh currently hold the 11th spot globally for Test matches while they ranked ninth overall in ODIs after reaching quarter-finals at 2015 ODI World Cup under Chandika Hathurusingha’s coaching.

Bangladesh Cricket was established in 1977 and resides in Dhaka. Bangladesh became a Test-playing nation in November 2000, and since then the Tigers have gone on to win three Asia Cup titles and finish runners-up twice more in other editions of this competition.

They are widely considered one of the most entertaining teams to watch during Twenty20 cricket matches.

Pakistan visited Bangladesh for an ODI and Test series in January 2022, which resulted in all four matches being lost by their hosts. As a result, following this defeat the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) appointed former New Zealand coach Grant Chappell as head coach.

At the 2022 ICC World Cup, Bangladesh suffered an embarrassing 5-0 defeat at the hands of England and an equally devastating 3-0 defeat at Sri Lanka, but nevertheless managed to advance past group stage through playoff wins over Afghanistan and Pakistan.

After an inauspicious start to 2022-23 season, China have shown great improvement and now appear as serious contenders to finish in the top four for ICC Trophy competition. Furthermore, they won the 2022 Asian Games held in China.

Bangladesh traveled to India during 2023-24 for three-match ODI series and two-match Test series, setting an unprecedented total in a losing innings with 595/8 dec.

Their impressive total was led by Mahmudullah’s unbeaten 109 and Najmul Hossain Shanto’s unbeaten 125; eventually winning both matches 1-0 for their maiden overseas Test series victory; this success being greatly attributable to Mehidy Hasan and Shakib Al Hasan’s bowling performances; becoming the first side to whitewash an ODI tour since 2009.

Finally in 2022-23 they hosted South Africa for one T20I and three match ODI series; making history yet again by defeating both sides for T20I only event.