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Afghanistan vs Bangladesh Head to Head Stats & Records in T20I Cricket

7
Wins
9
9
Lost
7
0
No Result
0
167
Highest Score
157
72
Lowest Score
105

AFG Vs BAN in all seasons

# Team 1 Team 2 Winner Margin Date Venue Scorecard
1 Afghanistan Bangladesh BAN 6 wickets 05 Oct 2025 Sharjah BAN won by 6 wickets
2 Afghanistan Bangladesh BAN 2 wickets 03 Oct 2025 Sharjah BAN won by 2 wickets
3 Afghanistan Bangladesh BAN 4 wickets 02 Oct 2025 Sharjah BAN won by 4 wickets
4 Bangladesh Afghanistan BAN 8 runs 16 Sep 2025 Abu Dhabi BAN won by 8 runs
5 Afghanistan Bangladesh AFG 8 runs (DLS method) 25 Jun 2024 Kingstown AFG won by 8 runs (DLS method)
6 Bangladesh Afghanistan BAN 6 wickets (DLS method) 16 Jul 2023 Sylhet BAN won by 6 wickets (DLS method)
7 Bangladesh Afghanistan BAN 2 wickets 14 Jul 2023 Sylhet BAN won by 2 wickets
8 Bangladesh Afghanistan AFG 7 wickets 30 Aug 2022 Sharjah AFG won by 7 wickets
9 Bangladesh Afghanistan AFG 8 wickets 05 Mar 2022 Dhaka AFG won by 8 wickets
10 Bangladesh Afghanistan BAN 61 runs. 03 Mar 2022 Dhaka BAN won by 61 runs.
11 Bangladesh Afghanistan BAN 4 wickets 21 Sep 2019 Chattogram BAN won by 4 wickets
12 Bangladesh Afghanistan AFG 25 runs. 15 Sep 2019 Dhaka AFG won by 25 runs.
13 Afghanistan Bangladesh AFG 1 run 07 Jun 2018 Dehra Dun AFG won by 1 run
14 Afghanistan Bangladesh AFG 6 wickets 05 Jun 2018 Dehra Dun AFG won by 6 wickets (with 7 balls remaining)
15 Afghanistan Bangladesh AFG 45 runs 03 Jun 2018 Dehra Dun AFG won by 45 runs
16 Bangladesh Afghanistan BAN 9 wkts (48b rem) 16 Mar 2014 Dhaka BAN won by 9 wkts (48b rem)

Afghanistan vs Bangladesh Head to Head in T20I Cricket

Afghanistan and Bangladesh have played 16 T20 International matches, the first in 2014 and the latest on 5 October 2025. Bangladesh lead 9-7. Afghanistan's best total here is 167, Bangladesh's 157. At the other end of the scale, 72 and 105. Every meeting, with venue and margin, is in the table above. Updated 25 October, 2026.

The first meeting, at Mirpur in the 2014 World T20, was chastening - Afghanistan bowled out for 72 and beaten by nine wickets with eight overs to spare. Four years later at Dehra Dun they swept the three-match series, Rashid Khan taking 4 for 12 in the opener and the third going Afghanistan's way by a single run.

The biggest of them came at Arnos Vale in Kingstown on 25 June 2024. Bangladesh needed a quick chase of 116 to reach the T20 World Cup semi-finals; Afghanistan bowled them out for 105 and won by eight runs on DLS, going through themselves and knocking Australia out on the same night. Naveen-ul-Haq and Rashid shared the wickets in near-darkness and heavy rain.

Bangladesh have had the better of the exchanges since, taking all three in Sharjah in October 2025 by two, four and six wickets - none of them comfortable.

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