Dhaka ( The COW News Digital)The trophy for the upcoming T20 International series between Pakistan and Bangladesh was officially unveiled in Dhaka on July 19, 2025, marking the ceremonial beginning of a much-anticipated cricket showdown between the two South Asian rivals.
The trophy unveiling ceremony took place at the iconic Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, where all three T20 matches of the series are scheduled to be held. Both team captains — Salman Ali Agha of Pakistan and Liton Das of Bangladesh — were present at the ceremony, posing with the gleaming trophy and shaking hands in a symbolic gesture of sportsmanship and competition.
The three-match T20I series is expected to draw significant attention from fans and cricketing analysts alike, as both teams gear up for crucial preparation ahead of major international tournaments. The first match of the series is set to take place tomorrow, July 20, at the same venue.
This series holds particular importance for Pakistan, who recently made headlines by defeating England in their opening match of the World Championship of Legends. The team is riding high on confidence and will look to continue its winning momentum against Bangladesh on their home turf.
Bangladesh, on the other hand, will be aiming to leverage home conditions and bounce back after recent inconsistencies in their T20 performances. With a passionate fanbase and familiar playing conditions, the Tigers are expected to put up a tough fight.
Both captains spoke briefly at the event. Salman Ali Agha expressed his excitement about the series and emphasized the importance of playing competitive cricket ahead of future ICC events. “Bangladesh is always a challenging side at home, but our squad is well-prepared and focused,” he said.
Liton Das, leading Bangladesh, said the series provides a great opportunity for the younger players to prove themselves. “We’re looking forward to a competitive and entertaining series for the fans,” he added.
Cricket boards from both nations have confirmed that the matches will follow all ICC-approved protocols and will be broadcast live across multiple platforms, ensuring global coverage for cricket enthusiasts.
With both teams eyeing dominance in the T20 format, the series promises high-octane action and memorable moments for fans of the game.
