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India's Tour of Bangladesh 2022 - Revised Itinerary

The India cricket team will arrive in Bangladesh on 01 December to play three ODIs and two Test matches. The Tests are part of the ICC World Test Championship cycle 2. This will be the first visit by the Indian side to Bangladesh for a bilateral series since 2015. The ODI series kicks off the tour with the first two matches taking place at the Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium (SBNCS) in Mirpur, Dhaka. The third ODI will be held at the Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium (ZACS) in Chattogram which will be the venue for the first Test also. The two teams will then return to Dhaka for the second Test:

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India tour of Bangladesh 2022 schedule: Complete Test & ODI fixtures list | IND v BAN

India will travel to Bangladesh in December 2022 for a Test match and ODI tour – here is the complete schedule and Test and ODI fixture list for IND v BAN.

The two sides last played a Test match series against each other in 2019 in India, with the hosts winning both games in the two match series by over an innings. Ishant Sharma was named Player of the Series after taking 12 wickets, with Mayank Agarwal the leading run scorer. Bangladesh struggled against the India bowlers, only scoring over 200 once in four innings. Cheteshwar Pujara will make a return to the India XI after he was left out last winter, but India will be without the injured Jasprit Bumrah.

The two Test matches this time will be played after the ODI series between Wednesday, December 14 and Tuesday, December 26.

The three-match ODI series will be played over the course of a week, starting on Sunday, December 4. The two sides have contested 36 ODI matches since their first meeting in 1988, with India coming out on top on 30 of those occasions. Bangladesh last won an ODI against India in 2015, Mustafizur Rahman starring on that occasion with six wickets. India will rest Hardik Pandya from their ODI side.

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First ODI: December 4, Bangladesh v India, Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur; 1pm

Second ODI: December 7, Bangladesh v India, Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur; 1pm

Third ODI: December 10, Bangladesh v India, Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur; 1pm

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First Test: December 14-18, Bangladesh v India, Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong; 10am

Second Test: December 22-26, Bangladesh v India, Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Mirpur; 10am

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India to tour Bangladesh for five-match T20I series 

The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has released the schedule for the upcoming home assignment against India later this month. 

India will tour Bangladesh for a five-match T20I series in April-May, starting on 28 April. Three out of the five matches will be day-night encounters, with all the games set to be played in Sylhet.

The ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 is all set to be played in Bangladesh at the end of this year, and the series will play a crucial role in helping both teams prepare for the tournament.

While Bangladesh will look to capitalise on the advantage of playing at home, India will aim to leverage their familiarity with the conditions to their advantage.

A historic win for Bangladesh women 🎉 They beat India for the first time in ODIs 👏 #BANvIND | 📝: https://t.co/VyIVyAqSuF pic.twitter.com/AiZ6h3Era6 — ICC (@ICC) July 16, 2023

In the ICC Women's T20I Rankings, India are placed at the No.3 position while Bangladesh are No.9.

Harmanpreet Kaur’s side qualified for this year’s tournament after finishing as one of the top six teams in the last edition in 2023 in South Africa – they made the semi-finals before losing out to eventual winners Australia. Bangladesh earned direct qualification as hosts.

India last toured Bangladesh in July 2023, when they played three T20Is, followed by three ICC Women’s Championship ODIs. While India won the T20I series 2-1, the ODI series witnessed a dramatic shift in momentum.

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Bangladesh registered their first-ever victory against India in Women’s ODIs by winning the series opener.

However, the visitors bounced back in the next game, leading to a series-deciding encounter. The last game ended in a tie after Bangladesh bowled India out for 225 in their chase of 226, with just three balls to spare. As a result, both teams ended up sharing the series.

A dominant display with both bat and ball helped India overcome Bangladesh in their final #T20WorldCup warm-up encounter.

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India's tour of Bangladesh starts April 28

India will tour Bangladesh for a five-match T20I series in April-May, starting on 28 April. Three out of the five matches will be day-night encounters, with all the games set to be played in Sylhet.

The ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 is all set to be played in Bangladesh at the end of this year, and the series will play a crucial role in helping both teams prepare for the tournament.

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While Bangladesh will look to capitalise on the advantage of playing at home, India will aim to leverage their familiarity with the conditions to their advantage.

In the ICC Women's T20I Rankings, India are placed at the No.3 position while Bangladesh are No.9.

Harmanpreet Kaur's side qualified for this year's tournament after finishing as one of the top six teams in the last edition in 2023 in South Africa – they made the semi-finals before losing out to eventual winners Australia. Bangladesh earned direct qualification as hosts.

India last toured Bangladesh in July 2023, when they played three T20Is, followed by three ICC Women's Championship ODIs. While India won the T20I series 2-1, the ODI series witnessed a dramatic shift in momentum.

Bangladesh registered their first-ever victory against India in Women's ODIs by winning the series opener.

However, the visitors bounced back in the next game, leading to a series-deciding encounter. The last game ended in a tie after Bangladesh bowled India out for 225 in their chase of 226, with just three balls to spare. As a result, both teams ended up sharing the series.

28 April: First T20I (D/N), SICS

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6 May: Fourth T20I, SICS Outer

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India women to tour Bangladesh for 5 T20Is, series begins on April 28

India will tour Bangladesh for a T20I series, starting from April 28, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) released a schedule for a five-match tour.

Dhaka: India will tour Bangladesh for a T20I series, starting from April 28, the Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) released a schedule for a five-match tour.

The teams will play five T20 internationals between April 28 to May 9 with all the matches scheduled to take place in Sylhet

Three out of the five matches will be day-night encounters to be played in the main Sylhet International Cricket Stadium. Rest two are day games to be held at the outer venue.

The series will play a crucial role in helping both teams prepare for ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 to be played in Bangladesh at the end of this year.

India last toured Bangladesh in July 2023, when they played three T20Is, followed by three ICC Women’s Championship ODIs. While India won the T20I series 2-1. The ODI series ended up with a draw.

Bangladesh registered their first-ever victory against India in Women’s ODIs by winning the series opener. But, India bounced back in the next game, leading to a series-deciding encounter that ended in a tie.

April 28: First T20I (D/N), SICS

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India are slated to play a five-match t20i series against bangladesh. india's previous tour of bangladesh was marred by controversies and it ended with skipper harmanpreet kaur copping a two-game ban..

India women's tour of Bangladesh

The Indian team is expected to reach Bangladesh on April 23 and will get a few days to acclimatise itself before the first T20I on April 28. Three out of the five games will be played at the Sylhet International Cricket Stadium (SICS) whereas two matches will be conducted at the outer stadium.

The five-match tour will help India in getting used to the nature of wickets in the country and the conditions. The bilateral series will also aid India in their preparations for the Asia Cup, slated to be played in July. The Asia Cup is expected to be bigger and better as a total of eight teams will be participating in the tournament this time around.

The President of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) Jay Shah has already mentioned that the tournament will add to the competitiveness and growth of women's cricket in the region.

"The Women's T20I Asia Cup 2024 underscores the ACC's commitment to promoting women's cricket in the region," said Shah in a statement released by the ACC.

"We are excited to see the increased participation and competitiveness among the teams, reflecting the growing popularity and importance of women's cricket. This expansion, from six teams in 2018 to seven in 2022, and now eight, is a testament to our commitment to the women’s game and the burgeoning talent pool in Asian cricket. We anticipate an exciting tournament that will inspire both players and fans.

"The Women's T20I Asia Cup has become a significant event in the ACC calendar, providing a platform for women cricketers to showcase their skills and passion for the sport. The ACC remains steadfast in its efforts to advance women's cricket and create more opportunities for women to excel internationally," he added.

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India to play five-match t20i series against bangladesh in sylhet.

The India women's cricket team is set to tour Bangladesh for a five-match T20I series, with all matches to be held in Sylhet. This series will be crucial for India as they prepare for the upcoming T20 World Cup, scheduled for September-October in Bangladesh. India, ranked third in women's T20I rankings, will look to build on their past success, having reached the semi-finals in the 2023 T20 World Cup. Bangladesh, ranked ninth, will aim to perform well as the host nation. The series will commence on April 28, with India arriving in Bangladesh on April 23.

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England beaten in ODI but up to third in rankings after series win in New Zealand

• New Zealand win by seven wickets with 11 overs to spare
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England’s tour of New Zealand ended in disappointment with a seven-wicket loss in the final one-day international, courtesy of a ­brilliant unbeaten 100 from the New Zealand ­captain, Sophie Devine. Despite defeat, Heather Knight’s side ended the series with a 2-1 victory.

Devine had missed the fifth T20 and the first two ODIs with a quad injury, but was passed fit to play on Sunday and made it count as New ­Zealand reached their 195-run ­target with 11 overs to spare. The only ­question was whether she would be able to farm enough of the strike to bring up her eighth ODI century, but with 12 runs required for the win and Devine not out on 88, she smashed two sixes against Charlie Dean to seal the deal.

Knight described the result as “frustrating” and said that her team had not been at their best during the ODI leg of the tour. “We’ve got a bit of reflection to do,” she said. “We only batted in five ODIs last year so we’re still learning and trying to find the right tempo.”

The ODI series result means ­England have climbed into third place in the ICC Championship standings, ­overtaking New Zealand and Pakistan – an important step towards automatic qualification for the 50-over World Cup in India next year.

England also comfortably won the preceding T20 series 4-1, a triumph which will feel particularly sweet given that it was achieved largely without the services of their two best players, Nat Sciver-Brunt and Sophie Ecclestone, who missed the first three matches due to a clash with the Women’s Premier League in India.

On Sunday, England took to the crease first but were dealt an early blow as Tammy Beaumont was caught on the pads by Hannah Rowe for three. Maia Bouchier was dismissed just an over later before Knight and Sciver-Brunt worked to anchor the innings. On 82 runs from 17 overs, Sciver-Brunt was caught off Amelia Kerr’s bowling for 27.

The captain watched wickets fall around her, with Sophia Dunkley and Danni Wyatt out for one and four runs, respectively. England finished all out for 194 runs after 46 overs, with Jess Kerr and Rowe picking up three wickets each.

England looked in the game after removing both New Zealand openers for less than 10 runs before Amelia Kerr and Devine built a strong partnership. Kerr, out lbw for 31 off Ecclestone’s bowling, was the final wicket of the match. Maddy Green scored 38 not out alongside Devine to reach England’s total after 39 overs.

The coach, Jon Lewis, will also feel confident that he is one step closer to nailing down his starting XI for the T20 World Cup in Bangladesh in September, after Bouchier unexpectedly beat out competition from ­Beaumont and Dunkley to secure the opening spot.

Though the 25-year-old ­Bouchier made her England debut in ­September 2021, she had previously struggled to hold down a permanent place in the team against strong competition. But with Lewis pushing Dunkley down the order and apparently discarding Beaumont (again), Bouchier picked the optimum moment to shine, ­striking 91 off 56 balls in the fourth match – her highest ever score in T20 cricket - and taking home the player of the series crown.

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Knight and Amy Jones have found important form with the bat, while off-spinner Dean made history in ­Wellington by reaching the milestone of 50 ODI ­wickets in the fewest games. The fact that it took her just 26 matches is ­remarkable given how often she has played third ­fiddle to Ecclestone and Sarah Glenn. With World Cups on the ­horizon in Bangladesh and India, England will see her as a crucial cog in their attack now more than ever.

Dean also provides important stability with the bat: her 42 not out saved England from a certain loss in the first ODI after they had collapsed to 79 for six chasing 207 and her calm, composed approach could teach the middle-order a thing or two. Because, despite recording two series wins, England’s recklessness has not entirely disappeared. The most embarrassing of their multiple collapses came in the third T20 , which they somehow conspired to lose despite needing just 33 runs from 36 balls with eight wickets in hand.

Up next are series against Pakistan in May and New Zealand starting in June – England’s final chance to ­figure out how to successfully tread the line between Lewis’s “inspire and entertain” mantra and rash ­batting, ahead of the T20 World Cup in ­Bangladesh. For now, though, the jury on ­Jonball is still out.

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