Bangladesh will be up against Afghanistan in the ninth match of the Asia Cup 2025. This article contains information regarding the Bangladesh vs Afghanistan Head-to-Head records in T20Is.
Bangladesh vs Afghanistan Head-to-Head Records- Asia Cup 2025, Match 9:
| Stats | Matches | Bangladesh won | Afghanistan won | Draw | Tied | NR |
| Overall | 12 | 5 | 7 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| At Sheikh Zayed Stadium | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| In the last 5 matches | 5 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
Bangladesh vs Afghanistan Head-to-Head Records- Key Statistics
The Bangladesh vs Afghanistan rivalry is twelve matches old as far as T20I cricket is concerned, with Afghanistan having the upper hand.
Afghanistan has won seven out of those matches, while Bangladesh has registered wins in five matches.
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The Afghans will have an opportunity to stretch the lead further when the two teams meet at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium in the ninth match of the 2025 edition of the Asia Cup.
Bangladesh, on the other hand, will look to get things sorted against this particular opponent, having lost three of the last five games that they have played against them.
Both teams will go head-to-head against each other for the first time at the Sheikh Zayed Stadium, having not featured in a single T20I match at this venue.
If we talk about the head-to-head record of the Bangladesh vs Afghanistan rivalry in the T20I format of the Asia Cup. The two sides have played one match, which was won by Afghanistan.
When it comes to the form of both teams in the ongoing Asia Cup, Afghanistan has played one match so far, and that was against Afghanistan, which the Rashid Khan-led side ended up winning quite comprehensively.
Bangladesh, on the other hand, has played two matches, and the Litton Das-led side has won one and lost one.
Bangladesh started the tournament with a win over Hong Kong, which was followed by a disappointing loss against Sri Lanka.
When it comes to resources that both sides have at their disposal, Afghanistan has looked like a complete unit, which has got all its bases covered, and would like to replicate the performance that they delivered against Hong Kong.
Bangladesh would want their batters to play according to the situation, which they failed to do in the first ten overs against Sri Lanka, and looked to hit every ball out of the ground.
Afghanistan has won three of the last five matches in the T20I format of the game, while Bangladesh has succeeded in registering a win in a couple of games.
Bangladesh would like to bridge the gap between them and Afghanistan in terms of the number of T20I matches won by the Litton Das-led side against Afghanistan.
