Bangladesh Tour of West Indies Schedule 2025

Cricket is a game of international rivalries, and the Bangladesh Tour of West Indies stands as one of the most anticipated bilateral series in the cricket calendar.

Get the complete BAN Tour of WI 2025 schedule right here and stead ahead of the action. From match fixtures to partial and full results, we cover everything you need to follow Bangladesh’s challenging tour across the Caribbean islands. The tournament features a mix of Test matches, ODIs, and T20Is, offering cricket enthusiasts a full spectrum of cricket formats to enjoy.

Whether you’re tracking match results or planning your viewing, this guide serves as the only one you'll need throughout the tour.

BAN Tour of WI 2025 Schedule & Results

The 2025 schedule isn’t out just yet, but we'll update this schedule as soon as its available! In the meantime, check out the full 2024 schedule to relive last season’s action.

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Understanding the Bangladesh Tour of West Indies Tournament Format

The Bangladesh Tour of West Indies follows the traditional bilateral series format, where the visiting Bangladesh team competes against the host West Indies across multiple cricket formats. The tour typically includes two Test matches, three One-Day Internationals (ODIs), and three Twenty20 Internationals (T20Is).

Test matches follow the classic five-day format, which is the ultimate test of skill and endurance. ODIs consist of 50 overs per side, while the action-packed T20Is are just 20 overs per team. Each format contributes points toward the ICC World Test Championship, ODI Super League, or T20I rankings, making every match significant beyond the series itself.

The scheduling balances rest days between matches so that both teams can run at peak performance. Before finalising your viewing plans, check out our today’s match predictions for expert insights on form, player matchups, and conditions that might influence each game’s outcome.

Team Information

The West Indies cricket team represents a collection of 15 Caribbean nations and territories united under a single sporting banner. Based primarily across Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, and other islands, the Windies carry a rich cricket legacy dating back to the 1920s. Their home grounds reflect the diverse Caribbean landscape, from the historic Kensington Oval in Barbados to the picturesque Sabina Park in Jamaica.

Bangladesh’s cricket team, known as the Tigers, represents the cricket-passionate nation of Bangladesh. Based in Dhaka, the team has evolved from underdogs to formidable competitors, especially in home conditions. Their rise in world cricket demonstrates the growing global reach of the sport beyond traditional powerhouses.

When these teams meet, it creates a fascinating contrast of cricket cultures and playing styles that makes this tour particularly engaging to watch.

Venue Distribution

The Bangladesh Tour of West Indies showcases the Caribbean’s diverse cricket grounds, with matches played on the bouncy tracks of Barbados’ Kensington Oval to the spin-friendly surface at Queen’s Park Oval in Trinidad. Each ground can influence the match in different ways, with conditions testing out different strategies.

Test matches are hosted at traditional venues like Sabina Park in Jamaica and Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua, while limited-overs fixtures might play at the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground in St. Lucia.

This mix of venues provides Bangladesh players with the challenge of adapting to varying conditions throughout the tour. Home advantage is significant for West Indies, as their players are intimately familiar with the local pitch behaviors and weather patterns.

To learn more about these fascinating venues and their unique characteristics, explore our detailed guide to cricket grounds where you’ll find information about each stadium’s history and playing conditions.

How to Follow Bangladesh Tour of West Indies

Following the BAN Tour of WI 2025 is easier than ever with plenty of ways for fans to stay connected worldwide.

Star Sports provides television coverage in Bangladesh and ESPN Caribbean covering the West Indies region. International viewers can watch matches through regional cricket broadcasters or subscription services like Willow TV in North America.

For streaming enthusiasts, the official ICC website provides live match streaming in select regions, while subscription services like ESPN+ and FanCode offer coverage with expert commentary and analysis.

Radio coverage remains popular through BBC Test Match Special and local stations across the Caribbean and Bangladesh, offering traditional ball-by-ball commentary for those unable to watch the visual broadcast. And don't forget, all the action plus the full 2025 schedule can be found right here at OCBscores.