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Bangladesh and India have a long-standing rivalry in cricket. India dominated the rivalry from 1988 until 2007, after which the rivalry became more competitive in limited-overs cricket, with Bangladesh winning bilateral ODI series and producing several closely contested matches in ICC tournaments.

OthernamesGanguly–Durjoy Trophy
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Teams
Firstmeeting
  • Test: 10–14 November 2000 (India won by 9 wickets)
  • ODI: 27 October 1988 (India won by 9 wickets)
  • T20I: 6 June 2009 (India won by 25 runs)
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Bangladesh–India cricket rivalry
2015 Cricket World Cup match between India and Bangladesh
Other namesGanguly–Durjoy Trophy
SportCricket
Teams
First meeting
  • Test: 10–14 November 2000 (India won by 9 wickets)
  • ODI: 27 October 1988 (India won by 9 wickets)
  • T20I: 6 June 2009 (India won by 25 runs)
Latest meeting
  • Test: 27 September–1 October 2024 (India won by 7 wickets)
  • ODI: 20 February 2025 (India won by 6 wickets)
  • T20I: 28 September 2025 (India won by 41 runs)
Next meetingODI: TBD

Test: TBD

T20I: TBD
Statistics
Total meetings
  • Test: 15
  • ODI: 42
  • T20I: 18
Most wins
  • Test: (India 13 : Bangladesh 0)
  • ODI: (India 33 : Bangladesh 8)
  • T20I: (India 17 : Bangladesh 1)
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The two teams have played a total of 75 times, with India winning 63 matches and Bangladesh winning 9.[1] In Tests, ODIs, and T20Is, India has been victorious in more games than Bangladesh, while Bangladesh has won two bilateral series in ODIs.[2] In ICC World Cups, the two teams have met head-to-head in 10 matches, with India winning 9 of them [3][4]

Historically, the two countries have shared friendly relations. However, there were diplomatic tensions in late 2025, which triggered Bangladesh to pull out of the 2026 T20 World Cup in India [5]

Background

After the partition of India in 1947, initially Bangladesh was part of Pakistan, before it became an independent nation in 1971.

Bangladesh thus became a member of the ICC in 1977 and then a full member in 2000. India first toured Bangladesh in the 1988 Asia Cup. This was the first time the two teams faced each other. The match was played in Chattogram, where India defeated Bangladesh by 9 wickets.[6] Bangladesh toured India for the first time in 1990, where they faced India in Chandigarh.[7]

After gaining Test status in 2000, Bangladesh played its first Test match in its history against India at home.[8] India also toured Bangladesh in 2005 and won the first match by just 11 runs, but Bangladesh finally defeated India for the first time in the second ODI in Dhaka.[9]

Tournament results

Head to Head

  • Bold indicates most wins

Overall

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Format Matches played Result
India Bangladesh Draw/No result
Test151302
ODI423381
T20I181710
Total 75 63 9 3
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ICC tournaments

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Tournament Matches played
India Bangladesh Draw/No result
Cricket World Cup5410
T20 World Cup5500
Champions Trophy2200
World Test Championship Final0000
Total 12 11 1 0
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ACC / Asian tournaments

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Tournament Matches played
India Bangladesh No result
Asia Cup151320
Asian Games 1 1 0 0
Total 16 14 2 0
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List of series

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List of matches

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List of India–Bangladesh T20I Matches
S Years Host Winner Grounds
1 2009 England India won by 25 runs Nottingham
2 2014 Bangladesh India won by 8 wickets Mirpur
3 2016 India won by 45 runs Mirpur
4 2016 India won by 6 wickets Mirpur
5 2016 India India won by 1 runs Bengaluru
6 2018 Sri Lanka India won by 6 wickets Colombo(RPS)
7 2018 India won by 17 runs Colombo(RPS)
8 2018 India won by 4 wickets Colombo(RPS)
9 2019 India Bangladesh won by 7 wickets Delhi
10 2019 India won by 8 wickets Rajkot
11 2019 India won by 30 runs Nagpur
12 2022 Australia India won by 5 runs Adelaide
13 2023 China India won by 9 wickets Hangzhou
14 2024 West Indies India won by 50 runs North Sound
15 2024 India India won by 7 wickets Gwalior
16 2024 India won by 86 runs Delhi
17 2024 India won by 133 runs Hyderabad
18 2025 UAE India won by 41 runs Dubai
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