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

10
Wins
4
4
Lost
10
0
No Result
0
196
Highest Score
189
62
Lowest Score
73

AUS Vs BAN in all seasons

# Team 1 Team 2 Winner Margin Date Venue Scorecard
1 Bangladesh Australia AUS 7 wickets 21 Jun 2026 Chattogram AUS won by 7 wickets
2 Bangladesh Australia AUS 7 runs 19 Jun 2026 Chattogram AUS won by 7 runs
3 Bangladesh Australia AUS 4 wickets 17 Jun 2026 Chattogram AUS won by 4 wickets
4 Australia Bangladesh AUS 28 runs (DLS Method) 21 Jun 2024 Antigua AUS won by 28 runs (DLS Method)
5 Australia Bangladesh AUS 8 wickets 04 Nov 2021 Dubai AUS won by 8 wickets
6 Bangladesh Australia BAN 60 runs. 09 Aug 2021 Dhaka BAN won by 60 runs.
7 Bangladesh Australia AUS 3 wickets 07 Aug 2021 Dhaka AUS won by 3 wickets
8 Bangladesh Australia BAN 10 runs. 06 Aug 2021 Dhaka BAN won by 10 runs.
9 Bangladesh Australia BAN 5 wickets 04 Aug 2021 Dhaka BAN won by 5 wickets
10 Bangladesh Australia BAN 23 runs. 03 Aug 2021 Dhaka BAN won by 23 runs.
11 Australia Bangladesh AUS 3 wkts (9b rem) 21 Mar 2016 Bengaluru AUS won by 3 wkts (9b rem)
12 Bangladesh Australia AUS 7 wkts (15b rem) 01 Apr 2014 Dhaka AUS won by 7 wkts (15b rem)
13 Australia Bangladesh AUS 27 runs 05 May 2010 Barbados AUS won by 27 runs
14 Australia Bangladesh AUS 9 wkts (37b rem) 16 Sep 2007 Cape Town AUS won by 9 wkts (37b rem)

Australia vs Bangladesh Head to Head in T20I Cricket

Australia and Bangladesh have played 14 T20 International matches against each other, the first in 2007 and the latest on 21 June 2026. Australia have won 10 and Bangladesh 4. Australia lead by 6. Australia's highest total against Bangladesh is 196 and Bangladesh's is 189. Their lowest completed totals are 62 and 73. The complete record, updated after each match, is above. Last refreshed 9 September, 2026.

Newlands, September 2007, a nine-wicket win for Australia, and for a decade after that the fixture produced nothing but comfortable Australian victories. Then came August 2021. Australia toured Dhaka for a five-match series on a slow, worn Mirpur pitch and lost it 4-1. In the last of those games they were bowled out for 62 - the lowest total in the fixture and among the lowest they have made in any T20 international.

Australia have won most of the meetings since, including at the 2024 World Cup in Antigua. All four of Bangladesh's wins have come at home, where conditions strip away the advantage Australia's power hitting usually gives them.

The two have played more T20Is against each other than Tests, which tells you plenty about how the modern calendar works - short white-ball tours slot in around bigger commitments.

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