Bangladesh’s 78 against New Zealand at Hamilton on 03.02.10 provides the 15th occasion of a team dismissed for less than 100 runs in a T20 Internationals. All the 15 occasions are listed below

No	Team	Score	Inns	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Ken	67	1	Ire	Belfast	04.08.08
2	Ber	70	1	Can	Belfast	05.08.08
3	Ken	73	1	NZl	Durban	12.09.07
4	Ind	74	1	Aus	Melbourne	01.02.08
5	Can	75	2	Zim	King City	13.10.08
6	Ban	78	1	NZl	Hamilton	03.02.10
7	Aus	79	2	Eng	Southampton	13.06.05
8	Sco	81	2	RSA	The Oval	07.06.09
9	Ban	83	2	Srl	Jo’burg	18.09.07
10	Ken	88	2	Srl	Jo’burg	14.09.07
11	Can	91	1	Ken	Belfast	03.08.08
12	Ken	92	1	Pak	Nairobi- G	04.09.07
13	Net	93	2	Pak	Lord’s	09.06.09
14	Net	97	1	Can	Belfast	02.08.08
15	NZl	99	1	Pak	The Oval	13.06.09

Bangladesh became the fourth team to be dismissed for a score less than 100 runs on two or more occasions. Others are Kenya {04}, Canada {02} and Netherlands {02}

No	Team	Score	Inns	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Ken	67	1	Ire	Belfast	04.08.08
2	Ken	73	1	NZl	Durban	12.09.07
3	Ken	88	2	Srl	Jo’burg	14.09.07
4	Ken	92	1	Pak	Nairobi- G	04.09.07
1	Ban	78	1	NZl	Hamilton	03.02.10
2	Ban	83	2	Srl	Jo’burg	18.09.07
1	Can	75	2	Zim	King City	13.10.08
2	Can	91	1	Ken	Belfast	03.08.08
1	Net	93	2	Pak	Lord’s	09.06.09
2	Net	97	1	Can	Belfast	02.08.08

Bangladesh’s 78 against New Zealand at Hamilton on 03.02.10 represent its lowest completed innings total in a T20 Internationals. Their previous lowest total was 83 against Sri Lanka at Johannesburg on 18.09.07

No	Team	Score	Inns	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Ban	78	1	NZl	Hamilton	03.02.10
2	Ban	83	2	Srl	Jo’burg	18.09.07

India, Bangladesh, Australia and New Zealand are the four test playing nations which are dismissed for a total of less than 100 runs in T20 Internationals.

Bangladesh is the only test playing nation to suffer the ignominy of being dismissed for a total less than 100 runs on two occasions in T20 Internationals

No	Team	Score	Inns	Opp	Ground	Date
1	Aus	79	2	Eng	Southampton	13.06.05
1	Ban	78	1	NZl	Hamilton	03.02.10
2	Ban	83	2	Srl	Jo’burg	18.09.07
1	Ind	74	1	Aus	Melbourne	01.02.08
1	NZl	99	1	Pak	The Oval	13.06.09

India’s 74 against Australia at Melbourne on 01.02.08 remain the lowest completed innings amongst the test playing nations.

New Zealand’s ten wickets win over Bangladesh at Hamilton on 03.02.10 provides the fourth occasion of a team winning a T20 International by ten wickets margin. All the four occasions are listed below

No	Winner	Margin	BR	Opp	Ground	Date
1	RSA	10 wkts	51	Pak	Jo’burg	02.02.07
2	Aus	10 wkts	58	Srl	Cape Town	20.09.07
3	Ken	10 wkts	45	Sco	Nairobi- G	01.02.10
4	NZl	10 wkts	70	Ban	Hamilton	03.02.10

New Zealand ten wickets win with 70 balls remaining in the game represent the ten wicket win with most balls to spare in the T20 Internationals. However New Zealand’s win with 70 balls to spare stands as the second largest win in T20I games in terms of most balls to spare, the first being New Zealand’s win over Kenya by nine wickets at Durban on 12.09.07 with 74 balls remaining