Bangladesh Women Tour of Australia 2026 Complete Schedule & Results

The Bangladesh Women will tour Australia in October 2026 for a six-match white-ball series featuring three One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and three T20 Internationals (T20Is). The tour is scheduled to begin on October 9 with the first ODI at Allan Border Field in Brisbane and conclude on October 22 with the third T20I at North Sydney Oval.

The series will be a historic one for Bangladesh Women, as it marks their first bilateral tour of Australia. The three-match ODI series will also form part of the ICC Women's Championship 2025–29, giving Bangladesh an opportunity to collect valuable points towards qualification for the 2029 Women's Cricket World Cup.

All three ODIs will be played at Allan Border Field in Brisbane, with the matches scheduled as day-night fixtures. The teams will then move to Sydney for a three-match T20I series under lights at North Sydney Oval.

Bangladesh Women Tour of Australia 2026 Schedule & Results

Understanding the BAN-W vs AUS-W Tournament 2026 Format

The Bangladesh Women Tour of Australia 2026 will consist of six international matches divided equally between the ODI and T20I formats.

The first three matches will be played under ODI rules, with each side batting for a maximum of 50 overs. These matches form part of the ICC Women's Championship 2025–29 and therefore carry championship points.

The tour will then switch to T20 cricket, with three matches providing both teams with an opportunity to assess their squads in the shortest international format.

The complete series consists of:

The series will be particularly significant for Bangladesh because it represents their first bilateral women's tour of Australia.

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Key Elements of the Zimbabwe Women vs South Africa Women 2026 Fixtures

The tour will provide Bangladesh with the opportunity to test themselves against the world's leading women's cricket team in Australian conditions.

The ODI series will form part of the ICC Women's Championship 2025–29. Bangladesh currently occupy eighth position in the Championship standings and will be looking to collect valuable points from their first bilateral series against Australia on Australian soil.

Bangladesh will be led by Nigar Sultana Joty, who will captain the side during the historic tour. The squad includes experienced international players alongside emerging talent as Bangladesh continue to build towards the next Women's Cricket World Cup cycle.

Australia will enter the series with a highly experienced squad and home advantage. The ODI leg will also provide the hosts with another opportunity to strengthen their position in the Women's Championship.

The change in format after the ODIs should provide a different challenge. While the longer format rewards sustained batting and bowling performances, the T20I series will place greater emphasis on power hitting, death bowling and adaptability.

Match Timings

The three ODIs are scheduled as day-night matches at Allan Border Field.

The matches will begin at 1:50 PM local time in Brisbane (AEST) according to Cricket Australia's original schedule.

For viewers in India, this corresponds to 9:20 AM IST.

The T20I matches at North Sydney Oval will be played under lights and are scheduled to begin at 7:15 PM AEDT. This corresponds to 11:45 AM IST.

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Venue Distribution

The six-match tour will use two venues across Australia.

Allan Border Field, Brisbane will host all three ODIs. The ground will stage the first match on October 9, followed by the second ODI on October 11 and the third ODI on October 14.

The ODI series being concentrated at one venue will allow both teams to become familiar with the conditions as the 50-over series progresses.

The three T20Is will then move to North Sydney Oval in Sydney. The venue will host the opening T20I on October 18 before staging the second and third matches on October 20 and October 22.

This creates a clear geographical split between the two formats, with the ODIs based in Brisbane and the T20Is in Sydney.

For a deep dive into each venue, see our cricket grounds page.

Australia Women vs Bangladesh Women Scheduling

The ODI series is scheduled across six days, beginning on October 9 and finishing on October 14.

The first ODI will be played on Friday, October 9, with the second following two days later on Sunday, October 11. The third and final ODI will then take place on Wednesday, October 14.

The teams will have three days between the final ODI and the first T20I.

The T20I series begins on Sunday, October 18, before continuing on Tuesday, October 20 and Thursday, October 22. This provides a compact finish to the tour, with the three T20Is played over five days.

Bangladesh are also scheduled to play a warm-up match against Queensland on October 6 before the ODI series begins.

How to Use Today’s Bangladesh Women Tour of Australia 2026 Match Information

If you’re following the series (and particularly if you’re placing bets), using the complete cricket schedule matters a lot. For each fixture you’ll find:

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