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Why doesn't Bangladesh ever play outside Bangladesh.


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It's the team to have toured the least. Only ICC tournaments in the past two years and one WI tour in 2014.

Continuous home matches has made them look like a good team.

Can they even perform inside the subcontinent (outside Bangladesh)?

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In order to tour another country, they need to get invited. Considering that such matches will not be much competitive, other boards might be reluctant to invite them as they have a limited home season and want to get the best teams to play against.

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6 minutes ago, Texan said:

In order to tour another country, they need to get invited. Considering that such matches will not be much competitive, other boards might be reluctant to invite them as they have a limited home season and want to get the best teams to play against.

Doesn't ICC have a tour plan in which it is compulsory for team to stick to a certain number of tours in and out of the home country?

Two Asia cups and one T20WC was held in Bangladesh.

 

Edited by sourab10forever
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They are touring NZ in late December for 3 ODIs

3 T20s

2 test matches

 

As per cricbuzz schedule.

After that one test against india in india.

 

Than tri nation series in Ireland. NZ being the 3rd team.

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Considering how expensive hosting Test matches are, how many boards would be willing to incur a loss to play Test matches against Bangladesh? 

 

They are a decent limited overs side, but would they generate enough revenue to offset the expenses from the Tests?

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The point I am making is that ICC has certain rules in place where every nation has tour a certain number of countries in a span of years...why does Bangladesh not follow the tour plan ?

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