Bangladesh will play more than 150 international matches in the new FTP (Future Tours Programme) starting from July 2018 till March 2023. India are only nation who will be playing more than 200 matches in this period. [বাংলায় পড়ুনঃ দেড়শর বেশি ম্যাচ পাচ্ছে বাংলাদেশ!] [caption id="attachment_100024" align="aligncenter" width="2000"] Bangladesh will play 44 Tests in 2018-23. Photo: bdcrictime.com[/caption]   Bangladesh's FTP includes 44 Tests, 57 ODIs and 54 T20Is. Bangladesh will play the most number of Tests after Big Three teams -- India, England and Australia. Number of matches of all teams in new FTP (July 2018-March 2023): (excluding tri-series and multi-national events)   Afghanistan- Tests: 12 ODIs: 49 T20Is: 42 Total: 103 matches Australia- Tests: 49 ODIs: 63 T20Is: 54 Total: 166 matches Bangladesh- Tests: 44 ODIs: 57 T20Is: 54 Total: 155 matches England- Tests: 57 ODIs: 60 T20Is: 49 Total: 166 matches India- Tests : 50 ODIs: 83 T20Is: 69 Total: 202 matches Ireland- Tests: 12 ODIs: 58 T20Is: 61 Total: 131 matches New Zealand- Tests: 38 ODIs: 62 T20Is: 59 Total: 159 matches Pakistan- Tests: 37 ODIs: 61 T20Is: 57 Total: 155 matches South Africa- Tests: 38 ODIs: 62 T20Is: 59 Total: 159 matches Sri Lanka- Tests: 40 ODIs: 67 T20Is: 46 Total: 153 matches Windies- Tests: 40 ODIs: 75 T20Is: 68 Total: 183 matches Zimbabwe- Tests: 21 ODIs: 59 T20Is: 46 Total: 126 matches Netherlands- ODIs: 24 T20Is: 5 Total: 29 matches   Bangladesh's FTP for 2018-2023: July-August 2018 - Windies - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is (away) September 2018 - Asia Cup (away) December 2018-January 2019 - Windies - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs, 1 T20I (home) January-February 2019 - Zimbabwe - 3 Tests, 3 ODIs (home) February-March 2019 - New Zealand - 3 Tests, 3 ODIs (away) May 2019 - Ireland - 3 ODIs (away) May 2019 - ODI tri-series with Ireland and Afghanistan (away) June-July 2019 - ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 in England October 2019 - Australia - 3 T20Is (home) October 2019 - Afghanistan - 1 Test, 2 T20Is (home) November 2019 - India - 2 Tests (WTC), 3 T20Is (away) December 2019 - Sri Lanka - 3 ODIs (away) January-February 2020 - Pakistan - 2 Tests (WTC), 3 T20Is (away) February 2020 - Australia - 2 Tests (WTC) (home) March 2020 - Zimbabwe - 1 Test, 5 T20Is (home) May-June 2020 - Ireland - 1 Test, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is (away) July-August 2020 - Sri Lanka - 3 Tests (WTC) (away) August-September - New Zealand - 2 Tests (WTC) (home) September 2020 - Asia Cup October 2020 - New Zealand - 3 T20Is (away) October-November 2020 - ICC World T20 in Australia December 2020 - Sri Lanka - 3 ODIs (home) January-February 2021 - Windies - 3 Tests (WTC), 3 ODIs, 2 T20Is (home) February-March 2021 - New Zealand - 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is (away) June-July 2021 - Zimbabwe - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is (away) October 2021 - England - 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is (home) October-November 2021 - ICC World T20 in India November-December 2021 - Pakistan - 2 Tests, 3 T20Is (home) December 2021 - Sri Lanka - 2 Tests (home) December 2021-January 2022 - New Zealand - 2 Tests, 3 T20Is (away) February-March 2022 - Afghanistan - 3 ODIs, 2 T20Is (home) March 2022 - South Africa - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs (away) June-July 2022 - Windies - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is (away) July-August 2022 - Zimbabwe - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is (away) September 2022 - Asia Cup October 2022 - Ireland - 1 Test, 3 ODIs, 3 T20Is (home) November 2022 - India - 2 Tests, 3 ODIs (home) January 2023 - Windies - 3 ODIs (home) February-March 2023 - ICC Cricket World Cup in India