India’s strong campaign in the current edition is one of the key reasons behind their position as the leading contenders. Their head-to-head record against Bangladesh Women also heavily favours the Indian side. Ahead of the semi-final, the figures underline India’s dominance in T20 internationals, while the Asia Cup record presents a more competitive picture.
India and Bangladesh have played 24 T20 International matches between 2013 and 2026. India have won 21 of those matches, while Bangladesh have managed just three victories.
India therefore have an 87.50 per cent win rate against Bangladesh. The record highlights India’s dominance whenever the two teams have met in T20 internationals. In the first semi-final, India will look to improve their winning tally against Bangladesh from 21 to 22.
However, the record in the Women’s Asia Cup tells a different story. India and Bangladesh have faced each other five times in the T20 format of the Women’s Asia Cup. India have won three of those encounters, while Bangladesh have secured two victories.
The 3-2 record shows that matches between India and Bangladesh in the competition have been considerably more closely contested, despite India’s overwhelming advantage in their overall T20 International record.
In the ongoing Women’s Asia Cup 2026, India were placed in Group A. The Indian team played three matches in the group stage and won all three. India defeated Pakistan, Thailand and Hong Kong to finish their group campaign with an unbeaten record.
Bangladesh, meanwhile, were placed in Group B and finished second in the points table. The Bangladesh team registered convincing victories against the UAE and Indonesia but suffered a defeat against Sri Lanka.
With India entering the semi-final after three wins in three group matches and Bangladesh progressing from Group B in second place, the first semi-final will bring their contrasting tournament campaigns into focus. The head-to-head record gives India a clear advantage overall, while their Asia Cup history points to a potentially competitive contest in Dubai.
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