BAN vs NEP Head-to-head stats and records you need to know before Bangladesh vs Nepal 2024 T20 World Cup match

Bangladesh (BAN) will take on Nepal (NEP) in match number 37 of the ICC Men's 2024 T20 World Cup at the Arnos Vale Ground, Kingstown in St Vincent on Sunday, June 16. The Group D match will begin at 5:00 AM IST (June 17) & 7:30 PM local time (June 16)

Bangladesh are in a strong position to qualify for the Super 8 round from Group D. They have four points from three matches and a win on Monday will confirm their berth in the next round. They can qualify even with a loss if Netherlands go down to Sri Lanka in their last match.

If the Dutch win and finish on four points, equal with Bangladesh (assuming they lose to Nepal), Najmul Hossain Shanto's team can still qualify on the basis on net run rate. Bangladesh's current net run rate stands at +0.478, while Netherlands' run rate is -0.408.

While Nepal have been knocked out, they gave South Africa a massive scare in their previous match, going down fighting by one run. They will be keen to end their T20 World Cup campaign on a high.

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Bangladesh vs Nepal head-to-head record in T20Is

Bangladesh and Nepal have met only once in the T20I format, with the former winning the match that was played back in 2014.

Here's a look at the head-to-head record of the two teams in T20Is.

Matches Played: 1

Matches won by Bangladesh: 1

Matches won by Nepal: 0

Matches tied: 0

Matches with No Result: 0

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Bangladesh vs Nepal head-to-head record in the T20 World Cup

Bangladesh and Nepal have clashed once in the Men's T20 World Cup, which was during the 2014 edition. Bangladesh, who hosted the tournament, won the match played in Chattogram by eight wickets.

Matches Played: 1

Matches won by Bangladesh: 1

Matches won by Nepal: 0

Matches tied: 0

Matches with No Result: 0

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What happened when Bangladesh faced Nepal in the 2014 T20 World Cup?

As mentioned above, Bangladesh and Nepal have met only once during the T20 World Cup - in the 2014 edition. Bangladesh dominated the clash, registering an eight-wicket win, with 27 balls to spare.

Bangladesh won the toss and elected to field first in the game. They held Nepal to 126-5 in 20 overs as Al-Amin Hossain starred with 2-17 from his four overs. In the chase, the hosts got home in 15.3 overs as Anamul Haque top-scored with 42 off 33, while Shakib Al Hasan hammered 37* off 18 and Tamim Iqbal 30 off 22.