The 2025-2027 ICC World Test Championship cycle starts with the Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh Test series, while Bangladesh are dreaming of better performances in this format. After finishing in the ninth or last places in the first two editions of the WTC, they finished in the seventh position in the last WTC cycle.
Here, we can check the complete schedule for the Bangladesh national cricket team in the 2025-2027 ICC World Test Championship.
Bangladesh tour of Sri Lanka in 2025 (2-match Test series)
17-21 June: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh (Galle International Stadium, Galle)
25-29 June: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh (Sinhalese Sports Club Cricket Ground, Colombo)
Bangladesh have recorded only one Test win in Sri Lanka, which was in 2017.
Bangladesh have recorded one draw Test series in Sri Lanka in 2017, apart from five Test series defeats.
Pakistan tour of Bangladesh in 2025/26 (2-match Test series) – March 2026
Bangladesh have lost seven out of eight home Tests against Pakistan, recording a draw in the only remaining Test.
Bangladesh have lost all four home Test series against Pakistan.
Bangladesh tour of Australia in 2026 (2-match Test series) – August 2026
It will be the second Test tour for Bangladesh in Australia. In their 2003 tour, Bangladesh lost the two-match Test series by 2-0.
West Indies tour of Bangladesh in 2026/27 (2-match Test series) – October 2026
Bangladesh have won only two home Tests against West Indies, all in 2018.
Apart from their 2018 home Test series win, Bangladesh have suffered four other home Test series defeats against West Indies.
Bangladesh tour of South Africa in 2026/27 (2-match Test series) – November 2026
Bangladesh have lost all eight Tests in South Africa.
Bangladesh have lost all four Test series in South Africa.
England tour of Bangladesh in 2026/27 (2-match Test series) – February 2027
England last toured in Bangladesh in late 2016, where Bangladesh recorded their first and only Test win against England.
Apart from two home Test series defeats, Bangladesh recorded one home Test series draw against England, which was recorded during England’s last tour in 2016.
