Nepal in March 2027 bangladesh which will be the first bilateral series between the two men's teams. The matches will be played at Tribhuvan University International Cricket Stadium, Kirtipur on March 26, 28 and 30.
This series will be a historic occasion for Nepal as it is the first time that a Test playing nation will tour Nepal for a bilateral series. This will also be the biggest bilateral series ever played by Nepal, in which Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) And Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) Have come together for this historic tour.
First bilateral series between Nepal and Bangladesh
Both teams have previously played each other twice in men's T20I cricket, with both matches ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Were held in. They first faced each other in the 2014 edition, before coming face to face again in the 2024 tournament. The upcoming series will now bring both the teams face to face in a bilateral encounter for the first time.
Bangladesh already 2028 Men’s T20 World Cup While Nepal will focus on the Global Qualifiers to secure their place. All three matches will be held at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Stadium, giving Nepal the opportunity to host a Test-playing nation on home soil.
Series dedicated to victims of Nepal floods
The three T20I matches will also carry a message of solidarity, as the series will be dedicated to those who lost their lives in the recent floods in Nepal. CAN and BCB said the matches would pay tribute to those who died in the disaster, as well as express support for their families and the affected communities.
Both boards also highlighted cricket's ability to unite in challenging times. Therefore, this series is set to go beyond the action on the field, with both the countries using the occasion to convey the message of friendship, sympathy and cooperation.
BCB to support women's and age-group cricket in Nepal
The partnership between the two boards will go beyond the three-match T20I series. Bangladesh Cricket Board has pledged to support Nepal's women's cricket, age-group cricket and capacity building programmes. CAN and BCB in the future Nepal A Will also encourage tours involving team and bilateral A-team series.
This comprehensive collaboration is aimed at creating more opportunities for Nepalese players and supporting the continued growth of cricket in the country. The senior Bangladesh men's team is now set to tour Nepal in what will be the first bilateral series between the two teams, the tour will represent an important step in strengthening cricketing ties between the two countries.