India vs Bangladesh: T20I Head To Head Match Stats
India vs Bangladesh: India and Bangladesh have so far played eight T20Is of which Bangladesh have not won a single game.
- Prakash Rai
- Updated: November 01, 2019 05:45 pm IST
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India and Bangladesh have so far played eight T20Is
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Bangladesh have not won a single T20I match against India
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India had never hosted Bangladesh for a bilateral T20I series at home
India vs Bangladesh Twenty20 International (T20I) series will begin at Arun Jaitley Stadium in New Delhi on November 3. India and Bangladesh have so far played eight T20Is out of which Bangladesh have not won a single game. The rivalry between the two Asian sides in the shortest format began way back in 2009 when they played each other during the ICC World T20 in Nottingham. Having lifted the trophy in the inaugural edition, Indian team entered the tournament with abundance of confidence and defeated Bangladesh by 25 runs. India's next T20I match against Bangladesh took place during the 2014 World T20 which Bangladesh hosted. India registered a comfortable eight-wicket victory, making it two wins from two games.
India and Bangladesh next met in the 2016 Asia Cup which was also played in Bangladesh. India won that match by 45 runs, with Rohit Sharma winning the player of the match trophy for his quick-fire 83.
India continued their same exceptional performance against their eastern neighbours in the next five matches and won each of them.
T20I head to head:
India vs Bangladesh
Matches: 8
India Won: 8
Bangladesh Won: 0
No Results: 0
Out of the eight matches between the two sides, Dhaka and Colombo have hosted the maximum number of matches, three games each, while the other two matches were played in Nottingham and Bengaluru.
In fact, India have never hosted Bangladesh for a bilateral T20I series at home. The only time they played them at home was during a World T20 game in 2016, which India won by just one run.
This was the closest game between the two sides as it went till the very last ball. Bangladesh, needing only two runs from last three balls, lost the match from a position of strength as they couldn't score a single run losing wickets on all three deliveries.
Bangladesh would be looking to change the existing trend by registering their first-ever win over India in the shortest format, while hosts India would be looking to continue with their dominant performances and extend their winning run against Bangladesh.