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

6
Wins
1
1
Lost
6
1
No Result
1
164
Highest Score
145
128
Lowest Score
103

BAN Vs NED in all seasons

# Team 1 Team 2 Winner Margin Date Venue Scorecard
1 Bangladesh Netherlands - 03 Sep 2025 Sylhet Match abandoned due to rain
2 Bangladesh Netherlands BAN 9 wickets 01 Sep 2025 Sylhet BAN won by 9 wickets
3 Bangladesh Netherlands BAN 8 wickets 30 Aug 2025 Sylhet BAN won by 8 wickets
4 Bangladesh Netherlands BAN 25 runs. 13 Jun 2024 Kingstown BAN won by 25 runs.
5 Bangladesh Netherlands BAN 9 runs. 24 Oct 2022 Hobart BAN won by 9 runs.
6 Bangladesh Netherlands BAN 8 runs 09 Mar 2016 Dharamsala BAN won by 8 runs
7 Netherlands Bangladesh NED won by 1 wicket 26 Jul 2012 The Hague NED won by 1 wicket
8 Bangladesh Netherlands BAN won by 8 wickets 25 Jul 2012 The Hague BAN won by 8 wickets

Bangladesh vs Netherlands Head to Head in T20I Cricket

Bangladesh and Netherlands have played 8 T20 International matches against each other, the first in 2012 and the latest on 3 September 2025. Bangladesh have won 6 and Netherlands 1, while 1 ended without a result. That leaves Bangladesh 5 clear of Netherlands in this fixture. Bangladesh's highest total against Netherlands is 164, against a best of 145 the other way. At the other end of the scale Bangladesh have been held to 128 and Netherlands to 103. Every one of those matches sits in the table above, with its winner, margin and venue. Updated 9 September, 2026.

Read a T20 head-to-head with a little more care than you would a Test or ODI one. The format has only been official since February 2005, when Australia beat New Zealand in Auckland, and it had no global tournament until the World T20 in South Africa two years later. Almost every rivalry here therefore rests on a much smaller sample than the same two teams have built up in the longer formats, and one three-match series can turn a record round that took a decade to build. The pool widened again in January 2019, when the ICC granted full T20I status to all of its members and fixtures that would once have gone unrecorded started counting.

Context matters as much as the raw count. A bilateral T20I is often played by an experimental side at the fag end of a tour; a World Cup or Asia Cup game is played by first-choice XIs with everything riding on it. The table shows which competition each match belonged to, so you can separate the two. Toss and venue carry unusual weight over twenty overs as well, particularly under lights where dew makes any total harder to defend. Rain-affected games go to DLS once both sides have faced five overs, and anything level after twenty each is settled by a Super Over - which is why so few modern T20Is finish without a winner.

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