West Indies Cricket Team Vs Bangladesh National Cricket Team Match Scorecard
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Bangladesh will host Windies for six white-ball matches in October, with Litton Das and Mahidul Islam Ankon making their ODI debuts and Romario Shepherd collecting three wickets against them in three matches – making his ODI hat-trick against Bangladesh!
| Date | Match | Venue | Scorecard | Result |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 31 Oct 2025 | 3rd T20I | Chattogram | Bangladesh 151/10, West Indies 152/5 | West Indies won by 5 wickets |
| 29 Oct 2025 | 2nd T20I | Chattogram | West Indies 149/9, Bangladesh 135/8 | West Indies won by 14 runs |
| 27 Oct 2025 | 1st T20I | Chattogram | West Indies 165/3, Bangladesh 149 | West Indies won by 16 runs |
| 23 Oct 2025 | 3rd ODI | Dhaka | Bangladesh 296/8, West Indies 117 | Bangladesh won by 179 runs |
| 21 Oct 2025 | 2nd ODI | Dhaka | Bangladesh 213/7, West Indies 213/9 | Match tied (West Indies won Super Over) |
ODIs
With cricket’s global resurgence, West Indies and Bangladesh cricket rivalry remains intense. Both sides boast long histories of exciting matches with dramatic finishes that showcase young talent – both have undergone transformations recently and boast new young blood; combined with rebuilding efforts and consistent play from both squads this has only intensified this rivalry; fans should expect some thrilling contests between now and more ICC events or bilateral series scheduled this season!
West Indies initially outshone Bangladesh with their greater experience and experienced players. Bangladesh initially struggled to match West Indies’ powerful batting and speed but gradually improved through hard work and determination.
They eventually began challenging them in ODIs as T20 cricket introduced an entirely different element to their rivalry; fast-paced T20 matches provided more opportunity for big hits with quick turnarounds; this gave Bangladesh a unique advantage and they eventually outperformed West Indies in several matches.
Bangladesh had established itself as an impressive ODI team during this era, particularly at home conditions. Their batting improved considerably and disciplined bowling contributed significantly to their success; yet West Indies still posed a formidable threat in limited-overs cricket with their explosive players and pace bowlers posing a significant threat; the rivalry became more balanced during this era, garnering global interest and attention.
Bangladesh and West Indies faced off in a three-match One Day International series at Warner Park in Basseterre, St Kitts in 2025. West Indies won two games before dropping one;
Bangladesh prevailed overall; this series marked by debut appearances by Darren Sammy and Akeal Hosein was especially memorable. Shakib Al Hasan made his final ODI appearance, and both sides displayed exciting and entertaining cricket during a gripping encounter.
Both will hope to start strongly in their series that starts off in Dhaka and improve their form for World Cup qualifying – this match represents an invaluable chance for them both to showcase their abilities against a top-ranked opponent.
T20Is
Since 2004, West Indies and Bangladesh have competed in an ongoing series of Twenty20 internationals since its creation.
Their rivalry serves to illustrate how cricket is evolving quickly across a rapidly developing region; providing thrilling matches, dramatic moments, memorable performances across formats. Over time their meetings have evolved from early one-sided encounters into modern competitive battles.
West Indies-Bangladesh tension has grown into an international affair as both teams attempt to become top-tier cricketing nations. The West Indies boast a longstanding history of success in Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is), and will look to extend that record when facing Bangladesh at Eden Gardens in Kolkata in 2021 World Cup matches.
Both teams will hope for an ideal pitch with pace and bounce to aid their bowlers, led by Jayden Seales for spin while Akeal Hosein and Gudakesh Motie look to rediscover their form with the ball. Bangladesh are still reeling from a disappointing ODI series in St Kitts; thus requiring improvement with bat in order to challenge West Indies in this series.
West Indies cricket dominated international competition in the early part of the 20th century. Their four-man fast bowling attack featured many world-class players; Michael Holding even scored 14 wickets against England at Oval Test.
The mid 2000s marked a key turning point in Bangladesh-West Indies cricket as Bangladesh started registering significant wins against their adversary, the West Indies. Their young Bangladesh team displayed their growing abilities and confidence. Their competitive encounters changed the balance of power within international cricket.
Bangladesh and West Indies will maintain their rivalry as both teams work toward becoming premier cricketing nations. Both have promising prospects in their future cricketing endeavors, promising exciting matches and unforgettable memories.
T20I series
West Indies-Bangladesh T20I series is of great significance for West Indies cricket; after three losses out of their last four bilateral ODIs, they hope to get back on the winning track with this series.
Both teams currently occupy only one spot apart in ICC men’s ODI rankings which will be determined after this series. ICC will determine which eight teams qualify for 2027 World Cup held in Australia/New Zealand automatically – both sides hope for one automatic qualification spot as they fight it out for one final automatic qualification place!
Shere Bangla National Stadium pitch will play an essential part in this match. The surface features dark colors and low bounce, favouring spin bowlers like Haris Sohail. Batsmen from West Indies may struggle on Dhaka surface; however, their confidence will be buoyed by Keacy Carty and Roston Chase returning home.
Bangladesh’s batting won’t change much for their upcoming matches, though they could consider adding some depth. They will test themselves against India in August in an ODI series where their top three batsmen, Soumya Sarkar, Saif Hassan and Najmul Hossain Shanto have struggled to score big runs.
Sarkar hasn’t let that get him down; in the second ODI at Dhaka he battled hard for almost two hours on a dry pitch before falling just short of 50 runs. Now it’s up to his top order teammates to come through more decisively.
Akeal Hosein was remarkable in the second ODI, even despite his tendency to bowl wides and no-balls. He will remain an important player throughout this series, particularly during T20Is.
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ODI series
West Indies currently rank ninth on the global rankings and are struggling to find consistency in their limited-overs games, only winning three out of their previous ten ODIs in recent months. This series against Bangladesh provides them with an opportunity to regain momentum and prove they can compete against any side in the world.
Shere Bangla National Stadium pitch has drawn much anticipation ahead of this series due to its dark surface that will likely not play true.
Instead, expect slow turn and plenty of spin, making scoring runs challenging. Sherfane Rutherford and Roston Chase can help navigate these conditions; along with Brandon King, Keacy Carty, Alick Athanaze and Amir Jangoo as part of West Indies squad.
Bangladeshi spinners should find these conditions ideal, and are expected to dominate. Their success should be further assisted by West Indies batting line-up having struggled on Dhaka pitches recently; though it may only be early days yet for this batting group; improvement could come sooner rather than later.
Bangladesh can leverage victory in this ODI series to move up in their rankings and get closer to cracking into the top eight, while at the same time providing important development opportunities for young Bangladesh players.
ODI cricket, played between international teams with full membership of the International Cricket Council (ICC), lasts up to five hours in duration and includes each side bowling 50 overs per innings plus two powerplays and a middle overs break. First introduced in 1979, this tournament has since become an essential fixture in both countries’ calendars.
Bangladesh would gain immense confidence from an ODI victory against West Indies and would send out a clear signal that Bangladesh are an international force to be reckoned with.
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