Bangladesh Women’s National Cricket Team Records and Players
Covers 189 matches played by Bangladesh Women from Oct 2012 to Sep 2026 (Afghanistan matches are not in the open data set).
Most of the Bangladesh women’s national cricket team record is written in T20Is: 127 of the 189 games in this book, Oct 2012 to Sep 2026. Of those, 54 were won and 72 lost, a 42.9 per cent share of decided games.
The ODI side has played 62 since Sep 2013, winning 16 and losing 40, plus 2 tied games and 4 without a result. Afghanistan sit outside the open data, so any meetings with them are missing here. For the men’s side, see the Bangladesh team records.
Bangladesh Women Cricket Team Results and Opponents
Against the leading sides the gaps are wide. Bangladesh have yet to beat Australia, West Indies, New Zealand or England in a T20I in this data, and South Africa hold a 14 to 1 ODI lead over them. India have won 15 of 18 T20Is; the India Women vs Bangladesh Women page shows that run in full.
The closest regular rivalry is with Pakistan. The 9 ODIs are level at 4 each with a tie, and Pakistan lead the 12 T20Is only 7 to 5. The most recent T20I between them, at Southampton on 20 Jun 2026, went Bangladesh’s way by 23 runs. More on the Bangladesh Women vs Pakistan Women page.
Ireland are the side Bangladesh beat most often, winning every one of 5 ODIs plus 8 of 14 T20Is. Thailand have lost all 6 T20Is and Scotland 7 of 8. Sri Lanka have a 12 to 3 T20I edge; see Bangladesh Women vs Sri Lanka Women.
Bangladesh Women's National Cricket Team Results by Format
Format
Matches
Won
Lost
Tied
Drawn
NR
Win % (decided)
First match
ODIs
62
16
40
2
–
4
28.6
20 Sep 2013
T20Is
127
54
72
0
–
1
42.9
28 Oct 2012
Bangladesh Women in ODIs
ODIs in this record book: 62, from Sep 2013 to Apr 2026.
Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur
30 Jan 2026
Bangladesh
168/5
20
PNG
Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur
20 Jan 2026
Bangladesh
165/8
20
Thailand
Mulpani Cricket Ground, Kathmandu
28 Jan 2026
Lowest all-out totals
Team
Total
Overs
Against
Venue
Date
Bangladesh
32
14.5
New Zealand
Hagley Oval, Christchurch
2 Dec 2022
Bangladesh
46
14.4
West Indies
Providence Stadium, Guyana
9 Nov 2018
Bangladesh
51
17.5
India
Zhejiang University of Technology Cricket Field, Hangzhou
24 Sep 2023
Bangladesh
62
18
Sri Lanka
Guanggong International Cricket Stadium
28 Oct 2012
Bangladesh
72
20
Sri Lanka
Daren Sammy Cricket Ground, Gros Islet
14 Nov 2018
Biggest wins
Result
Format
Venue
Date
Bangladesh won by 249 runs
T20I
Pokhara Rangasala
5 Dec 2019
Bangladesh won by 114 runs
T20I
Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium, Dambulla
24 Jul 2024
Bangladesh won by 90 runs
T20I
Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur
30 Jan 2026
Bangladesh won by 10 wickets
T20I
Pokhara Rangasala
4 Dec 2019
Bangladesh won by 9 wickets
T20I
Kinrara Academy Oval, Kuala Lumpur
7 Jun 2018
Bangladesh won by 9 wickets
T20I
Kinrara Academy Oval, Kuala Lumpur
23 Jan 2022
Bangladesh Women Latest T20I Results
Match
Date
Venue
Result
India v Bangladesh
10 Sep 2026
Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai
India won by 40 runs
Bangladesh v UAE
8 Sep 2026
Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai
Bangladesh won by 34 runs
Bangladesh v Sri Lanka
6 Sep 2026
Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai
Sri Lanka won by 4 wickets
Bangladesh v Indonesia
31 Aug 2026
Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai
Bangladesh won by 71 runs
Bangladesh v South Africa
28 Jun 2026
Lord’s Cricket Ground, London
South Africa won by 4 wickets
Bangladesh v India
25 Jun 2026
Old Trafford, Manchester
India won by 5 wickets
Bangladesh v Pakistan
20 Jun 2026
The Rose Bowl, Southampton
Bangladesh won by 23 runs
Bangladesh v Australia
17 Jun 2026
Headingley, Leeds
Australia won by 9 wickets
Most player of the match awards for Bangladesh Women
Player
Awards
Nigar Sultana
10
Nahida Akter
9
Rumana Ahmed
7
Sharmin Akhter
5
Fahima Khatun
4
Shamima Sultana
4
Murshida Khatun
4
Shorna Akter
4
Salma Khatun
2
Panna Ghosh
2
Nigar Sultana, Nahida Akter and Other Leading Players
Nigar Sultana (Bangladesh) is the central figure. She has 2,540 T20I runs in 114 innings, more than twice the next batter, S Mostary on 1,154, plus 1,432 ODI runs. Nobody in the side has more match awards than her 10.
Nahida Akter (Bangladesh) leads both bowling lists, with 120 T20I wickets and 69 in ODIs. Against Pakistan on 25 Oct 2023 she took 5/8, the side’s best T20I analysis. Salma Khatun and Fahima Khatun (both Bangladesh) have 64 T20I wickets each.
Fargana Hoque (Bangladesh) heads ODI scoring on 1,485 and has both ODI hundreds by a Bangladesh player in the data: 107 against India and 102 against South Africa. Jannatul Ferdus (Bangladesh) took 5/7 against Thailand on 10 Apr 2025.
Highest and Lowest Totals
The record T20I total is 255/2 against the Maldives at Pokhara on 5 Dec 2019, when Nigar Sultana made 113* and Fargana Hoque 110* and the margin was 249 runs. In ODIs the best is 276/6 against Scotland at Lahore on 15 Apr 2025, and the biggest win 178 runs over Thailand five days earlier.
The lows are steep. New Zealand dismissed Bangladesh for 32 at Hagley Oval on 2 Dec 2022 and for 46 by West Indies in Guyana. Their lowest ODI total, 68, came against South Africa at Cox’s Bazar on 20 Jan 2017.
Questions about Bangladesh Women
How many matches has the Bangladesh women's cricket team won?
Since Oct 2012, across 189 games in the data, the tally is 54 T20I wins and 16 ODI wins. They lost 72 T20Is and 40 ODIs.
Which Bangladesh Women batter has the most runs?
Nigar Sultana has 2,540 T20I runs, comfortably the most. Fargana Hoque edges the ODI list with 1,485 to Nigar Sultana’s 1,432.
Which bowler has taken most wickets for Bangladesh Women?
Nahida Akter, with 120 wickets in T20Is and 69 in ODIs. Her best T20I figures are 5/8 against Pakistan.
What is the highest total by Bangladesh Women?
In T20Is, 255/2 against the Maldives at Pokhara on 5 Dec 2019. In ODIs, 276/6 against Scotland at Lahore on 15 Apr 2025.
Which team have Bangladesh Women beaten most often?
Ireland: 5 ODI victories and 8 in T20Is. They are also unbeaten in T20Is against Thailand, at 6 from 6.