West Indies tour Bangladesh for two-Test cricket series this October and November
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 8, 2026, 1:58 PM
Last updated Sep 8, 2026

West Indies will travel to Bangladesh for a two-Test series scheduled for October and November. The matches will be played in Dhaka and Sylhet. This series marks the first time West Indies has toured Bangladesh for a Test series in five years. The fixtures form part of the international cricket schedule for the remainder of the calendar year. Both boards finalized the venue selections to accommodate the upcoming international window. The tour represents a return to a familiar destination for the Caribbean side after a prolonged absence from bilateral Test cricket in the country.
- •West Indies will play two Test matches in Bangladesh.
- •The series takes place during October and November.
- •Dhaka and Sylhet are the designated host venues.
- •This is the first Test tour by West Indies to Bangladesh in five years.
- 1:58 PMESPNcricinfo — Dhaka and Sylhet to host West Indies for two-Test series in October-November
"West Indies will return to Bangladesh for their first Test tour of the country in five years
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