BAN vs WI 2025 3rd ODI – Match Result

Updated：Bangladesh beat West Indies by 179 runs.

Bangladesh absolutely tore through the West Indies, cruising to a 179-run victory in the third ODI and bagging their first series win since March last year. Soumya Sarkar and Saif Hassan were unstoppable, smashing a sparkling 176-run opening stand that set the tone for Bangladesh’s 296 for 8. Sarkar fell agonizingly short of a century on 91, while Saif contributed a classy 80. The West Indies never really got going, bowled out for just 117 in 30.1 overs, with Rishad Hossain grabbing three wickets and Nasum Ahmed picking up another three.

“Saif! Saif! Saif!” — the roar of Dhaka! 💥🇧🇩 pic.twitter.com/zU93hiVODy

— Bangladesh Cricket (@BCBtigers) October 23, 2025

Bangladesh’s opening duo were in full flow from the get-go, hammering boundaries and sixes on a spin-friendly pitch that usually slows things down. Saif’s towering shots and Sarkar’s stylish reverse hits had the crowd buzzing, putting Bangladesh in complete control. West Indies tried to fight back, with Akeal Hosein taking a few wickets late, but it was never enough. Rishad’s brilliant spell finished off the innings, wrapping up a memorable series win. With fireworks from the bat and precision from the ball, Bangladesh celebrated in style, proving they’re a force to reckon with at home.

Bangladesh won by 179 Runs | Dutch-Bangla Bank Bangladesh 🆚 West Indies ODI Series 2025 | 3rd ODI

23 October 2025 | 1:30 PM | Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium, Dhaka
#Bangladesh #TheTigers #BCB #Cricket #BANvWI #TigersForever #BANvWI2025 #HomeSeries #WhiteBall… pic.twitter.com/P0FO32vGxq

— Bangladesh Cricket (@BCBtigers) October 23, 2025

BAN vs WI 2025 3rd ODI – Match Details

BAN vs WI 2025 3rd ODI – Predicted XI

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BAN vs WI 2025 3rd ODI – Grit Over Glamour

The third ODI arrives as the decider in Mirpur, and with both sides close in ranking, the pressure is enormous. Unlike earlier games where bowlers dictated the pace, this finale could swing on whether batters hold their nerve. One partnership, one moment of composure, has the potential to rewrite the series outcome. For Bangladesh and West Indies, the question is simple, who will step up when the stage feels heaviest under the Mirpur lights.

BAN vs WI – Bangladesh’s Test of Nerve

For Bangladesh, the batting unit must shoulder more responsibility. Litton Das has shown flashes but has yet to turn starts into commanding scores. Najmul Hossain Shanto’s ability to play patiently at the top could decide how deep the Tigers last. Towhid Hridoy has impressed with maturity, and Mahmudullah’s calm presence remains vital in finishing situations. If this core can stitch together partnerships through the middle overs, it will give their bowlers the cushion they need to defend with confidence and fight back strongly.

BAN vs WI – West Indies’ Unsteady Edge

West Indies arrive with lingering questions. Their open order batter Brandon King only got 10 runs total in the Recent Pakistan series which was very poor as the opener. Thanks to Shai Hope, who remains the steadying force, his calm knocks often carrying the innings, explosive 120 runs stabilized the team. Sherfane Rutherford and Roston Chase fearless finishing gives them a late spark, yet their middle overs still look fragile since Carty or Shepherd are likely fail to hold for their instability. Injuries in the pace attack have also forced heavier reliance on spin. This is a team with unsteady firepower, poor consistency especially under pressure.

BAN vs WI – Conclusion

The decider in Mirpur will not be decided by batting alone, nor by bowlers in isolation. Bangladesh must rely on their batters to provide partnerships, while their spinners aim to finish the job. West Indies lean heavily on Shai Hope and their spin trio, but their inconsistency leaves room for doubt. In such a high-pressure finale, the winner will not be the team that looks best on paper, but the one that holds together under the heat of Mirpur’s crowd and proves their resilience. It is the close game not just finale but whole series, West Indies need to prove their resilience and Bangladesh need to gear up the bating weapon again.

BAN vs WI 2025 3rd ODI – Venue History&Analysis: Shere Bangla National Stadium

Stadium Capacity: Around 25,000 spectators

Stadium Address: Mirpur, Dhaka, Bangladesh

About the Stadium: 

Culturally, Shere Bangla is more than just a cricket venue, it is a gathering point for the people of Dhaka. On matchdays, Mirpur turns electric as fans pour into the streets hours before the toss, dressed in green jerseys and waving the national flag. Vendors sell cricket merchandise, while drums and trumpets add to the carnival-like scene. Inside the stadium, the chants of “Bangladesh, Bangladesh!” roll through every stand, often lifting the team during tense chases or while defending small totals. This atmosphere has made the ground one of the most intimidating home venues in world cricket, where opponents are forced to face not only the players but also the roaring passion of thousands of supporters.

For the locals, Shere Bangla Stadium carries pride and national identity. It was here that Bangladesh defeated India in 2015 and South Africa in the same year, landmark series victories that marked the Tigers’ rise as a competitive force. Fans see the venue as a symbol of progress, from a developing cricket nation to one capable of beating global giants. Victories at Mirpur are celebrated like festivals, with fireworks, parades, and nationwide celebrations following big wins. The stadium has also hosted World Cup and Asia Cup matches, adding to its prestige. Shere Bangla is not only a cricket ground, but the emotional heart of Bangladesh’s sporting spirit, connecting the game to resilience, unity, and hope.

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