bangladesh vs india cricket history 

The Bangladesh nat!onal cr!cket group otherw!se called The T!gers, speaks to Bangladesh !n un!versal cr!cket. !t !s managed by the Bangladesh Cr!cket Board (BCB). Bangladesh !s a full !nd!v!dual from the Un!versal Cr!cket Comm!ttee (!CC) w!th Test and One Day Worldw!de (OD!) status. !t played !ts !n!t!ally Test coord!nate !n November 2000 aga!nst !nd!a !n Dhaka, turn!ng !nto the tenth Test-play!ng country. 

Bangladesh's f!rst off!c!al !nvas!on !nto global cr!cket came !n the 1979 !CC Trophy !n Br!ta!n. On 31 Walk 1986, Bangladesh played !ts f!rst OD! coord!nate, aga!nst Pak!stan !n the As!a Conta!ner. For qu!te a wh!le, football was the most prevalent game !n Bangladesh, however cr!cket step by step turned out to be except!onally prom!nent – espec!ally !n urban ranges – and by the late 1990s had outperformed football. 

Bangladesh made !ts full presentat!on !n worldw!de cr!cket !n the 1986 As!a Glass. 

!n 1997, Bangladesh won the !CC Trophy !n Malays!a and accord!ngly f!t the b!ll for !ts !n!t!ally Cr!cket World Conta!ner to take an !nterest !n Br!ta!n !n 1999. There, !t vanqu!shed Pak!stan – br!ng!ng about much ag!tated – and furthermore Scotland. On 26 June 2000, Bangladesh was allowed full !CC enrollment. 

Bangladesh holds the record for most sequent!al m!sfortunes !n Tests (21, !n the v!c!n!ty of 2000 and 2002) and OD!s (23, !n the v!c!n!ty of 2001 and 2004). !n the wake of !ncreas!ng full part status w!th the !CC, Bangladesh needed to s!t t!ght unt!l 2004 for !ts f!rst OD! w!n s!nce the 1999 World Glass. The group on the los!ng s!de on that event was Z!mbabwe, who l!kew!se taken an !nterest !n Bangladesh's lady Test tr!umph !n 2005; by secur!ng an attract the second match, Bangladesh won the!r f!rst Test arrangement. !n 2009 Bangladesh v!s!ted the West Non ma!nstream players for two Tests and by w!nn!ng both secured the!r f!rst abroad arrangement tr!umph. 

Start!ng at 6 Apr!l 2017, Bangladesh has played 100 Tests, w!nn!ng n!ne tests among them. !ts f!rst tr!umph was aga!nst group Z!mbabwe, and the follow!ng two came aga!nst the West !nd!an group. Comes about have enhanced from that po!nt forward w!th draws earned both at home and abroad aga!nst New Zealand, Sr! Lanka, Pak!stan, !nd!a and South Afr!ca and w!ns aga!nst Z!mbabwe, Br!ta!n and most as of late Sr! Lanka. They played the!r 100th Test when they v!s!ted Sr! Lanka !n Walk 2017. 

The group has been more effect!ve !n OD!s, hav!ng won 102 of !ts 324 matches. !t has l!kew!se played 67 Twenty20 !nternat!onals, w!nn!ng 21. However the restr!cted over ach!evement !s because of the w!ns aga!nst Z!mbabwe and partner !nd!v!duals (65 OD! w!ns and 13 T20! w!ns separately). 

Bangladesh !s as of now pos!t!oned n!nth !n Tests, seventh !n OD!s and tenth !n T20!s by the !CC. 

Under Dav Whatmore (2003–2007) 

!n the result of Bangladesh's Real!ty Conta!ner battle, Khaled Mahmud supplanted Khaled Mashud as ch!ef, and Kamal was sacked as mentor w!th Dav Whatmore assum!ng control over the part. Whatmore was not ready to start the occupat!on promptly, so Sarwar !mran gone about as break mentor am!d Bangladesh's voyage through South Afr!ca !n Apr!l and May. !n 2003 Bangladesh played n!ne Test and 21 OD!s, los!ng each match separated from an OD! aga!nst West !ndependents wh!ch f!n!shed !n no outcome. !n September, Bangladesh came near !ts !n!t!ally Test tr!umph, when !t lost to Pak!stan by just a s!ngle w!cket. !t was qu!te recently the tenth t!me !n Test h!story that a group had lost by a sol!tary w!cket. !n arrangement aga!nst Pak!stan, Alok Kapal! turned !nto the pr!nc!pal Bangladesh player to take a cap trap !n Test cr!cket, reject!ng Shabb!r Ahmed, Dan!sh Kaner!a, and Umar Gul. At the po!nt when Br!ta!n v!s!ted Bangladesh October and November, Bangladesh's sk!pper, Mahmud, was booed. !n front of Bangladesh's voyage through Z!mbabwe !n February and Walk the follow!ng year, he was dropped from the squad and batsman Hab!bul Bashar was conceded the capta!ncy. At the t!me, Z!mbabwe were w!thout a large number of the!r sen!or players. Bangladesh lost the Test arrangement 1–0, and the OD! arrangement 2–1. The second Test was attracted and conveyed to an end the!r keep runn!ng of 21 sequent!al thrash!ngs go!ng back to November 2001, a world record !n Test cr!cket. The s!ngular OD! tr!umph was Bangladesh's f!rst global w!n s!nce vanqu!sh!ng Pak!stan !n the 1999 World Glass.

Bangladesh's next matches were aga!nst the West !ndependents !n May and June. Bangladesh lost the OD! arrangement 3–0 and the Test arrangement 1–0; by draw!ng the pr!mary match, Bangladesh f!gured out how to evade overcome for s!mply the th!rd t!me !n 29 Tests. !n December, Bangladesh vanqu!shed !nd!a !n !ts hundredth OD!, th!s be!ng just the th!rd t!me that !t had won aga!nst a Test play!ng country. 

Under Jam!e S!ddons (2007–2011) 

South Afr!ca fac!l!tated the 2007 !CC World Twenty20 !n September. !n a match aga!nst Bangladesh, Austral!an qu!ck bowler Brett Lee took the ma!n ever Twenty20 Global (T20!) cap trap. Bangladesh crushed the West Non ma!nstream players to advance to the second phase of the compet!t!on; !n any case, !t was the ma!n match they won !n the compet!t!on. Jam!e S!ddons was delegated mentor !n October. Toward the f!n!sh of 2007 Bangladesh v!s!ted New Zealand. Bangladesh was soundly beaten 3–0 !n the one-dayers. The th!rd match was the b!ggest thrash!ng !n the h!stor!cal backdrop of OD! cr!cket for a s!de batt!ng f!rst. 

Bangladesh began the year 2008 w!th a voyage through New Zealand. The Test matches were uneven, w!th Bangladesh los!ng 2–0. South Afr!ca v!s!ted Bangladesh and won all matches, !nclud!ng both Tests and each of the three OD!s. Bangladesh then beat non-Test-play!ng !reland 3–0 !n an OD! arrangement. 

Under Stuart Law (2011–2012) 

A long chase for a head mentor, took after S!ddons' ex!t exper!enc!ng the names of V!ncent Barnes and Stuart Law as conce!vable representat!ves. Law, who at the t!me was the act!ng head mentor of Sr! Lanka tak!ng after Trevor Bayl!ss' takeoff, was named Bangladesh's new head mentor !n June. Bangladesh v!s!ted Z!mbabwe !n August for an errat!c Test and f!ve OD!s. The Test denoted Z!mbabwe's arr!val to the longest-arrangement of the d!vers!on, after a del!berate w!thdrawal !n January 2006 as the game !n the nat!on was !n a mess. Bangladesh lost the match by 130 runs. Desp!te the fact that they were requ!red to w!th the Test and the OD!s, Bangladesh lost the ensu!ng one-day arrangement 3–2. !n the consequence of the arrangement, Shak!b was sacked as ch!ef, w!th a BCB agent refer!ng to h!s poor adm!n!strat!on. Soon thereafter, w!cket-manager Mushf!qur Rah!m was named sk!pper, w!th all-rounder Mahmudullah as h!s appo!ntee. Bangladesh' battles at global level have been embod!ed by the !neffectualness of the!r qu!ck bowlers. Between January 2010 and August 2011, they took 37 w!ckets !n 8 Tests at a normal of 67.67, the most exceed!ngly terr!ble out of the n!ne groups play!ng cons!stent Test cr!cket !n th!s per!od.