New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women Head to Head Record

New Zealand Women vs Bangladesh Women Head to Head: ODIs and T20Is

In ODIs New Zealand lead 3 to 0. They won by 9 wickets at Dunedin in Mar 2022, by 8 wickets at the Basin Reserve in Dec 2022, and by 100 runs at the Barsapara Stadium in Guwahati in Oct 2025. In that last game New Zealand made 227/9, and no side has made more in an ODI between them, before they bowled Bangladesh out for 127.

The T20Is have all gone one way, 5 from 5. The closest was the first, at Junction Oval in Melbourne on 29 Feb 2020. There New Zealand fell for 91, yet still won by 17 runs because Bangladesh managed only 74. The widest gap came at Hagley Oval on 2 Dec 2022, when Bangladesh managed 32 all out from 14.5 overs and lost by 132 runs. New Zealand’s 189/3 at Newlands on 17 Feb 2023 is the top T20I total.

Suzie Bates and the New Zealand Bowlers

Suzie Bates (New Zealand) has been the difference with the bat. She has 261 ODI runs at an average of 130.50, with three fifties in five innings and a best of 93* at Wellington. She also leads the T20I runs on 166, including 81* at Cape Town. SFM Devine (New Zealand) is second in the ODI list with 141, while AC Kerr (New Zealand) has 142 T20I runs and ML Green (New Zealand) 139.

With the ball, LMM Tahuhu (New Zealand) has 9 T20I wickets at 7.33, and her 4/6 caused the collapse for 32 at Christchurch. HNK Jensen (New Zealand) averages just 3.88 for her 8 T20I wickets. In ODIs, JM Kerr (New Zealand) leads with 8, best 4/23.

Bangladesh have had their moments. Nigar Sultana (Bangladesh) made 73 in the Wellington ODI, and Ritu Moni (Bangladesh) took 4/18 in the 2020 game at Melbourne, the best figures by a Bangladesh bowler here. Bates alone has collected two match awards.

Batting First, the Toss and Where They Play

In T20Is the side batting first has won all 5, and the toss winner has also won all 5, a perfect record on both counts. T20I first innings average 149. ODIs are less settled: chasing sides have won 2 and the side batting first 1, and 176 is the first innings average.

No ground has been used more than twice. University Oval in Dunedin hosted 2 games, both won by New Zealand, and the other matches were spread across New Zealand, Australia, South Africa and India. For more, see the New Zealand Women team records, the Bangladesh Women team records and Bangladesh Women vs South Africa Women.