Bangladesh Women vs Pakistan Women Head to Head Record

Bangladesh Women vs Pakistan Women Head to Head: How the Gap Closed

In T20Is, Pakistan lead 7 to 5 from 12 games. They won each of the first four T20Is covered here, from Oct 2012 to Mar 2016, including two wins at Karachi in Sep and Oct 2015. Since Sep 2023 the picture has shifted. Bangladesh have won four of the last five, most recently a 23-run win in Southampton on 20 Jun 2026.

The ODI record is level at 4 wins each from 9, with the other game tied. That tie came at Mirpur on 7 Nov 2023, and Bangladesh won the super over. Bangladesh also won the latest ODI, in Colombo on 2 Oct 2025, where Bangladesh dismissed Pakistan for 129 and knocked off the runs with 7 wickets to spare.

Every result between these teams has come in a low-scoring setting. The highest ODI total is 234/7 and the highest T20I total is just 132/4.

Bangladesh vs Pakistan Women Players: Runs and Wickets

Nahida Akter (Bangladesh) is the leading bowler in both formats. Her haul is 14 ODI wickets costing 17.79 each and 18 T20I wickets costing just 8.61, conceding 4.60 an over in the shorter format. No T20I spell between the sides beats her 5/8 in 3.4 overs at Chattogram on 25 Oct 2023, and it bowled Pakistan out for 82, their only all-out total in T20Is against Bangladesh.

For Pakistan, Bismah Maroof dominates the T20I batting with 334 runs at 66.80, more than twice as many as the next batter, Nigar Sultana (Bangladesh) on 143. Bismah’s unbeaten 65 at Karachi in Sep 2015 is still the best T20I innings, and her 3 match awards top that table.

Sidra Ameen (Pakistan) is the ODI run leader on 250, averaging exactly 50. She made the only ODI hundred, 104 at Seddon Park, Hamilton, on 14 Mar 2022, yet Bangladesh still won that game by 9 runs. Anam Amin (Pakistan) took 4/7 in 10 overs in Oct 2015.

Chasing, the Toss and Where They Have Played

Six of the 8 decided ODIs went to the chasing side, and first innings there averaged 168. ODI toss winners have fared badly, with 2 wins from 8. The T20I story is the reverse: the side that called right won 9 of 12, while batting first and chasing are split 6 each, with first innings averaging only 104.

The games have been spread widely. Three grounds have hosted 3 matches each: Southend Club in Karachi, where Pakistan won all 3, the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium in Chattogram and the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Mirpur. Bangladesh’s lowest total is 81 in an ODI at Mirpur on 4 Nov 2023. For related women’s match-ups, see India Women vs Pakistan Women.