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Bangladesh Cricket vs West Indies

Venue par · 209Chase success · 58%POTM · Soumya Sarkar

Match preview & overview

Bangladesh demolish West Indies by 179 runs in Dhaka ODI

Bangladesh Cricket beat West Indies Cricket by 179 runs at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka on 23 October 2025. Bangladesh won the toss, chose to bat, and posted 296/8 from their 50 overs. West Indies never mounted a serious reply, folding for 117 with their overs unused. Soumya Sarkar was named Player of the Match for his contribution to the innings that set up the win.

The margin tells its own story. West Indies lost 3 wickets inside the powerplay for just 39 runs, and the middle overs brought only 78 more at the cost of another 7. Bangladesh's bowlers finished the job well before the death, leaving nothing to play for in the final phase.

For Bangladesh, this win was a sharp contrast to the earlier part of 2025, during which West Indies had won three consecutive matches between the sides. The two home victories in this latest series have helped level the recent record.

Pitch report & venue insights

National Stadium74-match sample

Aggregate conditions from 2004–2023. Numbers that tend to decide matches at this ground — par score, chase success, powerplay averages and toss bias.

74

T20 matches hosted

209

Avg 1st-innings score

181

Avg 2nd-innings score

58%

Chase success rate

45

Avg powerplay runs

58%

Toss-field rate

Key talking points

Moments the match hinged on

5 angles

Headline angle

Bangladesh's batting well above the Dhaka average

Bangladesh posted 296/8, comfortably clear of the Shere Bangla National Stadium's average first-innings score of 179 across 469 matches. Their powerplay alone yielded 74 runs without loss, nearly double the venue's average powerplay return of 39.

Angle 02

West Indies fell 179 runs short

Chasing 297, West Indies were in trouble almost immediately. They lost 3 wickets inside the powerplay for just 39 runs, matching the venue average but leaving the middle order with an impossible task. All 10 were out for 117; the death overs were never needed.

Angle 03

Soumya Sarkar took the Player of the Match award

Soumya Sarkar was named Player of the Match, his contribution central to Bangladesh's batting effort. His performance helped set a total that always looked well beyond West Indies on a Dhaka surface where the average second-innings score is just 161.

Angle 04

West Indies lose four consecutive ODIs against Bangladesh

Across five recent meetings, West Indies had won three in a row. This loss, combined with a previous defeat in the same series, means Bangladesh have now won two of the last five encounters, including this fixture by a wide margin.

Angle 05

Bangladesh middle overs proved decisive in both innings

Bangladesh scored 157 runs in the middle phase for just 3 wickets, turning a solid powerplay into a commanding total. West Indies by contrast managed only 78 runs in the same phase at the cost of 7 wickets, which effectively settled the contest before the final ten overs.

Betting & analytical angles

Angles the data surfaced

Observations from the venue data, recent form and historical trends. Editorial context, not betting advice.

  • Top Bangladesh batter markets may hold interest given how the home side's top order performed relative to the venue's average first-innings scoring.
  • West Indies' batting fragility in the powerplay, where they lost 3 wickets for 39 in this match, could make early wicket markets worth considering in subsequent fixtures.
  • The gap between Bangladesh's 296 and the venue's average first-innings score of 179 suggests total-runs markets may be worth examining when Bangladesh bat at Shere Bangla.
  • Spin bowling has historically been rewarded at this ground; bowling performance markets for Bangladesh's spinners may reflect editorial value that outright result lines do not fully price in.

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Frequently asked

Questions about Bangladesh Cricket vs West Indies

What was the result of the Bangladesh vs West Indies ODI on 23 October 2025?

Bangladesh beat West Indies by 179 runs at the Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka. Bangladesh posted 296/8 from their 50 overs and bowled West Indies out for 117. Soumya Sarkar was named Player of the Match.

Who won Player of the Match in the Bangladesh vs West Indies ODI?

Soumya Sarkar of Bangladesh took the Player of the Match award. His batting contribution was central to Bangladesh reaching 296/8, a total that proved well beyond West Indies on the day.

What is the head-to-head record between Bangladesh and West Indies?

Across 84 meetings, West Indies lead the head-to-head with 43 wins to Bangladesh's 36, with 4 matches ending without a result. In recent 2025 encounters, West Indies had won three consecutive matches before Bangladesh's 179-run victory in Dhaka.

Where to watch Bangladesh vs West Indies ODI matches in the UK?

Bangladesh and West Indies ODI series are typically broadcast in the UK on Sky Sports Cricket, available via Sky TV, Sky Go, and NOW TV. Check your provider's listings for specific match schedules and kick-off times.

How does the Shere Bangla National Stadium pitch typically play?

The Shere Bangla National Stadium in Dhaka has hosted 469 matches with an average first-innings score of 179 and an average second-innings score of 161. The surface tends to assist spin as a match progresses, and the toss winner has chosen to field first 59% of the time. Chasers win approximately 54% of completed matches at the venue.

What was Bangladesh's powerplay score against West Indies?

Bangladesh scored 74 runs without losing a wicket in their powerplay, almost double the venue's powerplay average of 39 runs. West Indies, by contrast, managed only 39 powerplay runs but lost 3 wickets in the process, which effectively set the tone for their collapse to 117 all out.

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