India Women’s National Cricket Team vs Bangladesh Women’s National Cricket Team Stats & Records
India Women’s National Cricket Team vs Bangladesh Women’s National Cricket Team Stats: Head-to-Head, Records & Complete Match Analysis
The India women’s national cricket team vs Bangladesh women’s national cricket team stats tell a more interesting story than a simple win-loss record.
India have generally controlled this matchup across formats, but Bangladesh have produced several results that permanently changed the rivalry. Their 2018 Women’s Asia Cup final victory, the competitive 2023 ODI series in Dhaka, and the historic tied ODI at Mirpur showed that Bangladesh can challenge India particularly effectively on slower surfaces.
The rivalry has continued to evolve.
India swept a five-match T20I series in Bangladesh in 2024, defeated Bangladesh by 10 wickets in the 2024 Women’s Asia Cup semi-final, shared points after rain ended their 2025 Women’s ODI World Cup meeting, and then beat Bangladesh by five wickets at the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup.
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India Women vs Bangladesh Women Stats: Quick Facts
| Stat | Record |
|---|---|
| Teams | India Women vs Bangladesh Women |
| Formats played | ODI and T20I |
| Women’s Tests between them | None |
| Major Bangladesh breakthrough | 2018 Women’s Asia Cup |
| 2018 Asia Cup final | Bangladesh won by 3 wickets |
| 2023 ODI series | Drawn 1-1 |
| 2023 third ODI | Tied |
| 2024 Bangladesh T20I series | India won 5-0 |
| 2024 Asia Cup semi-final | India won by 10 wickets |
| 2025 ODI World Cup | No result |
| 2026 T20 World Cup | India won by 5 wickets |
| Latest verified meeting covered here | 25 June 2026 |
The teams have never played a women’s Test, so the meaningful statistical comparison is concentrated in ODI and T20I cricket.
India Women vs Bangladesh Women Head-to-Head
The overall direction of the rivalry is clear: India have won substantially more matches.
But one methodological warning matters.
Different websites currently publish different aggregate H2H totals because their databases do not all count from the same starting point or use the same archive. A recent specialist statistical page, for example, explicitly limits its figures to matches with complete delivery-level data and reports a smaller sample; a 2026 match database lists the broader T20 H2H as 25 matches, India 22 wins, Bangladesh 3.
For TeamStats, the safest approach is to distinguish verified broader database totals from partial-archive calculations instead of mixing them.
T20I Head-to-Head Snapshot
| Team | Wins shown by 2026 broader match database |
|---|---|
| India Women | 22 |
| Bangladesh Women | 3 |
| Total meetings | 25 |
That produces an India win share of:
22 ÷ 25 × 100 = 88%
Bangladesh’s win share is:
3 ÷ 25 × 100 = 12%
India vs Bangladesh Women’s T20I Wins
India Women vs Bangladesh Women ODI Stats
ODI cricket provides a much smaller sample than T20Is.
That itself is an important fact.
The teams are geographical neighbours and frequent opponents in Asian cricket, yet much of their direct women’s international rivalry has developed through T20 bilateral series, Asia Cups and global T20 tournaments rather than a large volume of ODIs.
The most important ODI turning point came in 2023.
Bangladesh vs India 2023 ODI Series
Bangladesh hosted India for three ODIs in Mirpur.
The final outcome:
Series drawn 1-1.
That was significant because Bangladesh demonstrated that the gap between the teams could narrow sharply in familiar slow conditions.
2023 ODI Series Results
| Match | Result |
|---|---|
| 1st ODI | Bangladesh won by 40 runs (DLS) |
| 2nd ODI | India won by 108 runs |
| 3rd ODI | Match tied |
| Series | 1-1 draw |
The third ODI became the defining match of the series.
Bangladesh scored:
225/4
India replied with:
225 all out
Result:
Tie.
The Historic 2023 Tied ODI
This deserves separate attention because several records came together in one match.
Bangladesh – 225/4
Fargana Hoque – 107
Her innings was historic.
Fargana became the first Bangladesh women’s player to score an ODI century.
She battled physical discomfort but still carried Bangladesh to 225/4. ICC noted that the total was Bangladesh’s second-highest Women’s ODI score at that point.
India – 225 all out
India’s leading contributions included:
| Batter | Runs |
|---|---|
| Harleen Deol | 77 |
| Smriti Mandhana | 59 |
India appeared to have the chase under control before Bangladesh forced their way back into the match.
With the scores level, India lost the final wicket.
225 vs 225.
ICC described it as only the ninth tied match in Women’s ODI history at the time.
Why the Match Matters Statistically
It produced four major markers:
- Bangladesh’s first Women’s ODI centurion;
- a 225-run total from each team;
- the first tied ODI involving Bangladesh Women;
- a 1-1 drawn bilateral series.
This match is one reason the India women’s national cricket team vs Bangladesh women’s national cricket team stats should not be reduced to India’s overall win percentage.
2025 Women’s ODI World Cup: Rain Prevents a Result
India and Bangladesh met again in ODI cricket during the 2025 Women’s Cricket World Cup at DY Patil Stadium, Navi Mumbai.
Bangladesh’s rain-reduced innings finished at:
119/9 from 27 overs
India reached:
57/0 from 8.4 overs
before another spell of rain ended the match.
Result:
No result.
Score Snapshot
| Bangladesh Women | India Women |
|---|---|
| 119/9 (27 overs) | 57/0 (8.4 overs) |
| Sharmin Akhter 36 | Smriti Mandhana 34* |
| Sobhana Mostary 26 | Amanjot Kaur 15* |
| Radha Yadav 3/30 | — |
| Sree Charani 2/23 | — |
India were well positioned in the chase, but because the match was officially abandoned, it must be recorded as no result, not an Indian victory.
That distinction is important when building accurate H2H tables.
India Women vs Bangladesh Women T20I Stats
T20Is are where this rivalry has developed most fully.
India have controlled most bilateral series and global tournament meetings, while Bangladesh’s biggest successes have historically come in matches where their bowling attack has kept totals manageable.
The standout Bangladesh year was 2018.
2018 Women’s Asia Cup: Bangladesh Change the Rivalry
Before 2018, an India-Bangladesh women’s match generally carried a clear statistical expectation.
The 2018 Women’s Asia Cup changed that.
Bangladesh beat India twice in the tournament, including the final.
The title match in Kuala Lumpur remains arguably the most important Bangladesh victory in the rivalry.
2018 Women’s Asia Cup Final
India:
112/9
Bangladesh:
chased the target on the final ball.
Bangladesh won by:
3 wickets.
Match Snapshot
| India Women | Bangladesh Women |
|---|---|
| 112/9 | Target chased |
| Poonam Yadav starred with ball | Bangladesh won by 3 wickets |
| Competitive low total | Winning runs on final ball |
Bangladesh required two runs from the final delivery.
Jahanara Alam completed the two runs, giving Bangladesh the title.
It was not simply a random upset.
ICC noted that it was Bangladesh’s second victory over India in that tournament.
That matters when interpreting the result: Bangladesh had already demonstrated during the competition that their bowling and conditions-based game plan could trouble India.
Diagram — How Bangladesh’s 2018 Upset Formula Worked
India batting
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Bangladesh restrict scoring
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India limited to 112/9
↓
Bangladesh keep chase alive
↓
Match reaches final ball
↓
2 runs required
↓
Bangladesh complete 2 runs
↓
🏆 Bangladesh win Women’s Asia Cup
This remains the clearest historical example of Bangladesh converting pressure into a major result against India.
Why Low-Scoring Matches Matter
One of the most useful competitor insights is that this rivalry often behaves differently from high-scoring women’s T20 matchups.
Slow pitches in Bangladesh have repeatedly brought spin, cutters and disciplined bowling into play.
A specialist statistical analysis found numerous India-Bangladesh T20 matches in its delivery-level sample where the defending side had scored under 160, while totals such as 51, 68, 72 and 80 have appeared in Bangladesh innings within that dataset.
That creates an important tactical pattern:
On slow surfaces:
Boundary frequency falls
→ dot-ball pressure rises
→ middle overs become more important
→ wickets have greater value
→ a total around 130–150 can become genuinely competitive.
This explains why Bangladesh’s chances historically improved when they prevented India from turning the game into a high-tempo batting contest.
India Tour of Bangladesh 2024: A Very Different Story
By 2024, India produced a much more decisive series.
The BCCI confirmed a five-match T20I tour, with all five matches scheduled in Sylhet.
India won: 5-0
2024 T20I Series Results
| Match | India | Bangladesh | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st T20I | 145/7 | 101/8 | India by 44 runs |
| 2nd T20I | 47/1 | 119 all out | India by 19 runs DLS / database margin varies by presentation |
| 3rd T20I | 121/3 | 117/8 | India by 7 wickets |
| 4th T20I | 122/6 | 68/7 | India by 56 runs DLS |
| 5th T20I | 156/5 | 135/6 | India by 21 runs |
The broad pattern matters more than any one game:
India won all five.
2024 Bilateral T20I Series
Match wins across the five-match bilateral series in Sylhet.
The series demonstrated India’s ability to win in several different ways.
They defended totals.
They chased.
They adapted to rain interruptions.
And they prevented Bangladesh from turning close phases into complete match wins.
2024 Women’s Asia Cup Semi-Final
The next major meeting came in the Women’s Asia Cup semi-final on 26 July 2024.
Bangladesh:
80/8
India:
83/0 in 11 overs
India won by: 10 wickets
Semi-Final Scorecard Snapshot
| Category | Bangladesh | India |
|---|---|---|
| Score | 80/8 | 83/0 |
| Overs | 20 | 11 |
| Wickets lost | 8 | 0 |
| Result | — | India by 10 wickets |
Bangladesh captain Nigar Sultana scored 32 from 51 balls, but India never allowed the innings to accelerate significantly.
The match illustrated the statistical gap between merely surviving 20 overs and creating a defendable T20 total.
India required only 11 overs to finish the chase.
2026 Women’s T20 World Cup: Latest Major Meeting
The latest verified meeting covered here came at Old Trafford, Manchester, on 25 June 2026.
This time Bangladesh posted a more competitive score.
Bangladesh:
136/8
India:
139/5 in 16.5 overs
Result:
India won by 5 wickets 2026 T20 World Cup Scorecard
| Bangladesh Women | India Women |
|---|---|
| 136/8 | 139/5 (16.5) |
| Juairiya Ferdous 33 | Shafali Verma 53 |
| Radha Yadav 3/28 | India won with 19 balls remaining |
Shafali Verma produced the decisive batting performance.
She reached her fifty in 29 balls and finished with 53 from 34 balls, earning Player of the Match.
Radha Yadav had earlier taken:
3/28
to restrict Bangladesh.
2026 T20 World Cup Run Comparison
Team totals at Old Trafford on 25 June 2026.
India’s margin was five wickets, but the run totals alone show this was considerably more competitive than the 2024 Asia Cup semi-final.
Recent India Women vs Bangladesh Women Results
This is one of the most useful sections for users who want a quick current picture.
| Date | Competition | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 25 Jun 2026 | Women’s T20 World Cup | India won by 5 wickets |
| 26 Oct 2025 | Women’s ODI World Cup | No result |
| 26 Jul 2024 | Women’s Asia Cup SF | India won by 10 wickets |
| 9 May 2024 | 5th T20I | India won by 21 runs |
| 6 May 2024 | 4th T20I | India won by 56 runs DLS |
| 2 May 2024 | 3rd T20I | India won by 7 wickets |
| 30 Apr 2024 | 2nd T20I | India won – DLS |
| 28 Apr 2024 | 1st T20I | India won by 44 runs |
| 24 Sep 2023 | Asian Games semi-final | India won by 8 wickets |
| 22 Jul 2023 | 3rd ODI | Tie |
The recent sequence is striking.
Bangladesh’s last major positive result in this sequence is not a win—it is the 2023 tied ODI, while India’s 2024–26 results show sustained control.
Recent Result Trend
A simple visual timeline for
2023 ODI
🤝 TIE
↓
2023 Asian Games
🇮🇳 INDIA WIN
↓
2024 T20I 1
🇮🇳 INDIA WIN
↓
2024 T20I 2
🇮🇳 INDIA WIN
↓
2024 T20I 3
🇮🇳 INDIA WIN
↓
2024 T20I 4
🇮🇳 INDIA WIN
↓
2024 T20I 5
🇮🇳 INDIA WIN
↓
2024 ASIA CUP SF
🇮🇳 INDIA WIN
↓
2025 ODI WORLD CUP
🌧️ NO RESULT
↓
2026 T20 WORLD CUP
🇮🇳 INDIA WIN
This diagram communicates the modern trend faster than several paragraphs can.
Biggest Statistical Turning Points
1. Bangladesh’s 2018 Asia Cup title
This remains the rivalry’s most significant Bangladesh result.
Why?
- tournament final;
- Bangladesh had already beaten India once;
- low-scoring pressure match;
- final-ball finish;
- major regional title.
Bangladesh’s win demonstrated that their bowling-based approach could succeed against India in tournament cricket.
2. Bangladesh’s First ODI Win in 2023
Bangladesh won the first ODI of the 2023 series by 40 runs under DLS.
That result broke India’s previously perfect ODI record against Bangladesh.
Before the 2022 World Cup meeting, ICC had noted India were 4-0 against Bangladesh in Women’s ODIs.
Bangladesh’s 2023 win therefore represented a genuine format breakthrough.
3. The 2023 ODI Tie
The tied third ODI proved the first victory was not an isolated event.
Bangladesh competed across the series strongly enough to finish: 1-1
4. India’s 5-0 Response in 2024
India returned to Bangladesh and swept the five-match T20I series.
That was the clearest modern statement of India’s overall advantage.
5. India’s 2024 Asia Cup Semi-Final Dominance
Restricting Bangladesh to 80/8 and chasing 81 without losing a wicket showed how large the gap could become when India controlled both Powerplays.
6. Bangladesh Improve to 136 in 2026
Bangladesh’s 136/8 at Old Trafford was much more competitive.
India still chased it in 16.5 overs, but the match was not comparable to the 80/8 Asia Cup semi-final.
Bangladesh Women’s Lowest Notable Totals vs India
Several low totals help explain India’s dominant T20 record.
| Bangladesh total | Context |
|---|---|
| 51 | Asian Games 2023 |
| 68/7 | 2024 bilateral T20I |
| 80/8 | 2024 Asia Cup semi-final |
| 101/8 | 2024 bilateral T20I |
| 117/8 | 2024 bilateral T20I |
| 119 all out | 2024 bilateral T20I |
| 135/6 | 2024 bilateral T20I |
| 136/8 | 2026 T20 World Cup |
The progression is interesting.
Bangladesh moved from 80/8 in the 2024 Asia Cup semi-final to 136/8 in the 2026 World Cup, an improvement of: 56 runs
But India still won both matches.
Bangladesh Totals in Selected Recent T20Is vs India
Selected tournament and bilateral innings showing the range from collapses to more competitive totals.
Key India Women Batting Performances vs Bangladesh
Shafali Verma – 53, 2026 T20 World Cup
- Runs: 53
- Balls: 34
- Fifty reached: 29 balls
- Result: India won by 5 wickets
- Award: Player of the Match
This innings was especially important because it prevented Bangladesh from building scoreboard pressure after reaching 136.
Harleen Deol – 77, 2023 ODI
In the tied ODI:
Harleen Deol – 77
She was India’s leading scorer and helped keep the chase alive deep into the innings.
Smriti Mandhana – 59, 2023 ODI
Mandhana contributed:
59
in the same 225-run chase.
Smriti Mandhana – 34* in 2025 World Cup
India were: 57/0 when rain stopped the match. Mandhana had reached: 34 not out.
Key Bangladesh Women Batting Performances vs India
Fargana Hoque – 107
The standout innings in Bangladesh’s ODI history against India.
| Stat | Figure |
|---|---|
| Runs | 107 |
| Match | 3rd ODI, 2023 |
| Bangladesh total | 225/4 |
| Historical significance | Bangladesh Women’s first ODI century |
Nigar Sultana – 32 in 2024 Asia Cup SF
Bangladesh were struggling for momentum, but captain Nigar Sultana made: 32 from 51 balls.
The strike rate tells the story of India’s bowling pressure.
Juairiya Ferdous – 33 in 2026
Bangladesh’s top score in the 2026 T20 World Cup meeting was: 33 from Juairiya Ferdous.
Bangladesh reached 136/8, but no batter produced the large innings required to push the total closer to 150.
Bowling Performances That Changed Matches
Radha Yadav – 3/28, 2026
Radha’s spell at Old Trafford:
3 wickets for 28 runs
helped restrict Bangladesh to 136/8.
Radha Yadav – 3/30, 2025 ODI World Cup
Against Bangladesh in Navi Mumbai:
3/30
before rain prevented a completed result.
Sree Charani – 2/23, 2025
Sree Charani complemented Radha with:
2/23
as Bangladesh finished 119/9 from 27 overs.
Poonam Yadav – 2018 Asia Cup Final
Even in defeat, Poonam Yadav created severe pressure during Bangladesh’s chase.
Bangladesh nevertheless survived the late collapse and completed the winning runs from the final delivery.
India Women vs Bangladesh Women Tournament Record: Why It Matters
Bilateral matches are useful.
Knockout matches reveal something different.
The rivalry contains several major tournament encounters:
| Tournament | Stage | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Women’s Asia Cup 2018 | Final | Bangladesh won |
| Women’s World Cup 2022 | League | India won |
| Asian Games 2023 | Semi-final | India won |
| Women’s Asia Cup 2024 | Semi-final | India won |
| Women’s World Cup 2025 | League | No result |
| Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 | Group | India won |
The sequence shows how the balance changed after Bangladesh’s landmark 2018 success.
India subsequently became much more consistent in major tournament meetings.
The 2023–26 Shift in One Table
| Phase | What Happened | Statistical Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 2018 | Bangladesh beat India twice at Asia Cup | Bangladesh breakthrough |
| 2022 | India win ODI World Cup meeting | India regain tournament control |
| 2023 | Bangladesh win ODI + tie series finale | ODI gap narrows |
| 2023 | India win Asian Games SF | India dominate knockout |
| 2024 | India sweep T20Is 5-0 | Major bilateral dominance |
| 2024 | India win Asia Cup SF by 10 wickets | Knockout dominance |
| 2025 | ODI WC no result | Rain prevents conclusion |
| 2026 | India win T20 WC match by 5 wickets | India extend recent control |
This is the central story of the rivalry.
Bangladesh have proven they can produce major upsets.
India have proven they can sustain success for longer periods.
Statistical Diagram — Where Matches Are Won
INDIA’S COMMON WINNING PATTERN
Early wickets
↓
Bangladesh middle-order pressure
↓
Target kept manageable
↓
India top order controls chase
↓
INDIA WIN
BANGLADESH’S BEST UPSET PATTERN
Slow surface
↓
India boundary rate reduced
↓
Bangladesh spin/seam variation creates wickets
↓
Low target remains defendable / chase stays close
↓
Pressure reaches final overs
↓
BANGLADESH CHANCE INCREASES
The 2018 Asia Cup final is the clearest example of the second pattern.
Powerplay vs Middle Overs: Tactical Reading
The India women’s national cricket team vs Bangladesh women’s national cricket team stats are strongly influenced by game phase.
When India dominate the Powerplay
Bangladesh often enter the middle overs with:
- too few runs;
- early wickets lost;
- a new batter facing spin;
- reduced freedom to attack.
The 2024 Asia Cup semi-final was an extreme example.
Bangladesh managed only 80/8.
India then chased 81 without losing a wicket.
When Bangladesh survive early
Their chances improve substantially.
A score like 136/8 in the 2026 World Cup gave their bowlers far more room than 80/8.
But against India’s batting depth, Bangladesh usually need either:
- more runs, or
- early Indian wickets.
Without one of those two things, India can control the required rate.
India vs Bangladesh Women’s Cricket: What the Numbers Really Say
There are five major conclusions.
1. India are the statistically dominant T20I team
The broader 2026 H2H database records India with 22 wins from 25 T20 meetings, compared with Bangladesh’s three.
2. Bangladesh’s three wins still matter enormously
Quantity is not everything.
The 2018 Asia Cup final is more historically significant than many routine bilateral victories because it delivered a championship.
3. ODI cricket has been more competitive recently
Bangladesh’s 2023 home series produced:
- one Bangladesh win;
- one India win;
- one tie.
That is much more balanced than the modern T20I aggregate.
4. India’s recent T20 run has been extremely strong
The five-match 2024 sweep, 2024 Asia Cup semi-final and 2026 T20 World Cup victory show sustained recent Indian control.
5. Conditions matter more than rankings alone
Bangladesh have historically been most dangerous when:
- pitches are slow;
- totals stay low;
- spin becomes difficult to attack;
- the match reaches the final overs.
That is why venue context should always accompany the raw H2H numbers.
10 Numbers That Explain India Women vs Bangladesh Women
| Number | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 25 | T20 meetings in broader 2026 match database |
| 22 | India T20 wins in that database |
| 3 | Bangladesh T20 wins |
| 5-0 | India’s 2024 T20I series sweep |
| 112/9 | India’s 2018 Asia Cup final total |
| 3 wickets | Bangladesh’s winning margin in 2018 final |
| 225 | Both teams’ score in 2023 tied ODI |
| 107 | Fargana Hoque’s historic ODI century |
| 80/8 | Bangladesh in 2024 Asia Cup semi-final |
| 136/8 | Bangladesh in 2026 T20 World Cup meeting |
These ten figures provide a compact statistical summary of the rivalry.
India Women vs Bangladesh Women: Recent Performance Comparison
A useful way to evaluate the matchup is to separate historical upset potential from recent consistency.
Bangladesh’s strongest historical markers
- 2018 Asia Cup group-stage win over India.
- 2018 Asia Cup final victory.
- 2023 first ODI win over India.
- 2023 drawn ODI series.
- 2023 tied final ODI.
India’s strongest recent markers
- 2023 Asian Games semi-final win.
- 2024 bilateral T20I series: 5-0.
- 2024 Asia Cup semi-final: 10 wickets.
- 2026 T20 World Cup: 5 wickets.
That creates a useful distinction:
Bangladesh own some of the rivalry’s biggest shocks.
India own most of its recent consistency.
India vs Bangladesh Women Stats FAQs
Who has won more matches between India Women and Bangladesh Women?
India Women have won substantially more matches. A broader match database at the June 2026 T20 World Cup meeting listed India with 22 wins from 25 T20 meetings, compared with three Bangladesh victories.
Have Bangladesh Women ever beaten India Women?
Yes.
Bangladesh have beaten India in women’s international cricket, with their most famous victory coming in the 2018 Women’s Asia Cup final, where they won by three wickets from the final ball.
Who won the 2018 Women’s Asia Cup final?
Bangladesh Women defeated India Women by three wickets.
India made 112/9 before Bangladesh completed the chase on the final delivery.
Have India Women and Bangladesh Women ever tied a match?
Yes.
The third ODI in Mirpur on 22 July 2023 ended with both teams scoring 225 runs.
Who scored Bangladesh Women’s first ODI century?
Fargana Hoque.
She scored 107 against India in 2023, becoming Bangladesh Women’s first ODI centurion.
Who won the India Women vs Bangladesh Women 2024 T20I series?
India won the five-match series 5-0.
Who won the 2024 Women’s Asia Cup semi-final?
India defeated Bangladesh by 10 wickets.
Bangladesh scored 80/8 and India reached 83/0 in 11 overs.
What happened in the 2025 Women’s World Cup match?
The match ended with no result because of rain.
Bangladesh scored 119/9 from 27 overs and India reached 57/0 from 8.4 overs before play was abandoned.
Who won India Women vs Bangladesh Women in the 2026 T20 World Cup?
India won by five wickets at Old Trafford.
Bangladesh scored 136/8 and India reached 139/5 in 16.5 overs.
Who was Player of the Match in the 2026 T20 World Cup game?
Shafali Verma, after scoring 53 from 34 balls.
Final India Women’s National Cricket Team vs Bangladesh Women’s National Cricket Team Stats Summary
The India women’s national cricket team vs Bangladesh women’s national cricket team stats show a rivalry with a clear overall leader but several unusually important exceptions.
India’s T20I advantage is substantial. The broader head-to-head database at the June 2026 World Cup meeting showed 22 Indian wins from 25 matches, an 88% win share.
But Bangladesh’s three T20 victories cannot simply be dismissed as statistical noise.
Their 2018 Women’s Asia Cup triumph remains one of the landmark achievements in Bangladesh women’s cricket. Bangladesh beat India twice during that competition and completed the title-winning chase from the final ball.
The rivalry then developed a second competitive dimension in ODI cricket.
In 2023, Bangladesh defeated India in the first ODI, India responded with a 108-run victory, and the third match finished 225-225. Fargana Hoque’s 107 in that match became Bangladesh Women’s first ODI century. The series finished 1-1.
India’s response in T20 cricket was emphatic.
They swept the 2024 five-match series 5-0, then dismissed Bangladesh’s challenge in the Asia Cup semi-final by restricting them to 80/8 and winning by ten wickets.
Rain prevented a proper conclusion to the 2025 ODI World Cup meeting, but the teams met again at the 2026 Women’s T20 World Cup. Bangladesh improved to 136/8, yet Shafali Verma’s 53 and Radha Yadav’s 3/28 helped India complete a five-wicket victory.
So the statistical story is best summarized like this:
India dominate the overall numbers.
Bangladesh have produced some of the rivalry’s most memorable upsets.
Slow conditions have historically reduced the gap.
ODI contests have shown more recent competitive balance than the T20I aggregate.
India have controlled the recent T20 phase of the rivalry.
That combination is precisely what makes India Women vs Bangladesh Women more interesting than a simple head-to-head win table.
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