BAN W vs SA W Head-to-head stats and records you need to know before Bangladesh vs South Africa Women's T20 World Cup 2024 match

It is a double-header this Saturday (October 12) in the ongoing ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2024 and the evening match will see Bangladesh take on South Africa. This clash will be played at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

This will be the fourth match for both the sides. However, unlike South Africa, Bangladesh are almost out of the tournament. The Nigar Sultana-led side kicked off their campaign with a win over Scotland. However, they have gone downhill since then, losing to England and West Indies consecutively.

South Africa, meanwhile, have been ruthless in their wins. While they were upstaged by England as well, the Proteas look solid going into this match. Ahead of the BAN W vs SA W clash, here's a look at the head-to-head record between the two teams.

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Bangladesh vs South Africa head-to-head record in women's T20Is

The head-to-head record between the two sides is heavily in South Africa women's favor. In fact, out of the 14 WT20Is, England have won 11 clashes. Meanwhile, the Bangladeshis have recorded just two victories. In Women's T20 World Cup matches, the head-to-head record is 2-0 in favour of the Proteas.

Matches Played: 14

Bangladesh women's win: 2

South Africa women's win: 11

No-result: 1

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Bangladesh vs South Africa head-to-head record in UAE

Interestingly, this will be the first-ever women's T20 international between Bangladesh and South Africa in UAE.

Matches Played: 0

Bangladesh women's win: 0

South Africa women's win: 0

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Last Bangladesh women's vs South Africa women's T20I match

The two teams last played a WT20I when Bangladesh toured South Africa late in 2023. After winning the first T20I, Bangladesh saw the second one get washed out. However, the hosts salvaged the series with a eight-wicket win in Kimberley.

Bangladesh had a horror show with the bat, getting restricted to just 94/6, with Lata Mondal taking 62 balls for her 42. In reply, Laura Wolvaardt's 49* helped the Proteas chase down the total with 28 balls to spare.