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Zimbabwe to Host Bangladesh for All-Format Series in June-July

Zimbabwe will host Bangladesh for a multi-format series from June 28 to July 19, 2025. The tour includes one Test, three ODIs, and three T20Is. It marks Zimbabwe's first home international fixtures since their impressive T20 World Cup campaign. Zimbabwe Cricket Managing Director Givemore Makoni expressed excitement about the competitive series.

Zimbabwe to host Bangladesh for an all-format series in June-July

Harare, May 22

Zimbabwe are set to host Bangladesh in June and July for a multi-format series featuring one Test, three ODIs and three T20Is, according to the ICC website.

The tour will get underway with a one-off Test match at the Harare Sports Club from June 28 to July 2, while the ODI series will also be held in Harare. The teams will then move to the Queens Sports Club for the three-match T20I series.

The upcoming assignment will also mark Zimbabwe's first home international fixtures since their campaign at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2026, where they reached the Super Eight stage for the first time in history and recorded memorable victories over Australia and Sri Lanka.

Zimbabwe and Bangladesh last met in a Test series back in 2025 in Bangladesh, where Zimbabwe claimed a memorable three-wicket win in the opening Test before the hosts levelled the series 1-1.

Meanwhile, Bangladesh's last tour of Zimbabwe came in 2022, with the home side winning both the ODI and T20I series 2-1.

Zimbabwe Cricket Managing Director Givemore Makoni welcomed the confirmation of the tour as the team continues to make progress on the international stage.

Makoni expressed delight at confirming Bangladesh's tour of Zimbabwe, calling it a highly competitive and exciting series across all formats. He said the tour is important as it brings top-level international cricket back to home venues after Zimbabwe's strong performance at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup earlier this year.

"We are delighted to confirm Bangladesh's tour of Zimbabwe for what we expect to be a highly competitive and exciting series across all formats. This tour is hugely significant for us as it marks the return of top-level international cricket to our home venues following the team's outstanding performances at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup earlier this year," he said.

"Our supporters have every reason to be proud of what we have achieved in recent months and we are looking forward to seeing fans once again rally behind the team in Harare and Bulawayo," he added.

Bangladesh's tour of Zimbabwe fixtures:

Only one Test - 28 June-2 July, Harare Sports Club

1st ODI - 6 July, Harare Sports Club2nd ODI - 9 July, Harare Sports Club3rd ODI - 11 July, Harare Sports Club

1st T20I - 15 July, Queens Sports Club2nd T20I - 17 July, Queens Sports Club3rd T20I - 19 July, Queens Sports Club.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Samantha B

It's great to see international cricket returning to Zimbabwe after their World Cup success. The supporters there are among the most passionate in the sport. Hope both teams produce some exciting contests!

Michael C

As a cricket fan from India, I must say Zimbabwe's improvement is fantastic for the sport. They beat Australia and Sri Lanka at the T20 World Cup - that's no fluke! Bangladesh will need to be at their best to compete. 🏏

Arun Y

Good scheduling by Zimbabwe to host a full series. Having a Test, ODIs, and T20Is allows both teams to develop their players in different formats. Bangladesh's spin attack will be interesting to watch on Zimbabwean pitches.

Laura Z

Zimbabwe's rise has been remarkable. From struggling financially to producing memorable wins on the global stage - their story gives hope to smaller cricketing nations. This Bangladesh series will be a great way to build momentum.

Pooja D

I hope the Harare crowd turns up in numbers! Zimbabwe's fans have always been loyal, even through tough times. The Bangladesh series will be competitive - both teams have good pace bowlers and exciting young batsmen. 🙌

Vikram M

Bangladesh will be keen to avenge their last Test series loss to Zimbabwe in 2025. That was a

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