Bangladesh will tour the USA for a three-match T20I series in May, ahead of the T20 World Cup. The two sides have never played a T20I against each other before and will use the series to prepare for the flagship tournament co-hosted by the USA and the West Indies. USA will likewise play Canada in a five-match T20I series in April. Every one of the games will be facilitated by Grassland View Cricket Complex in Houston, Texas. Bangladesh have played two T20Is in the USA across their set of experiences, both against West Indies, in 2018, and with the initial two rounds of the mission - against Sri Lanka and South Africa - planned for Dallas and New York separately - a series going into the competition will assist them with becoming acclimated to the circumstances. "For the Bangladesh Group, this visit fills in as an optimal stage to adjust to the circumstances in front of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024," Nizam Uddin Chowdhury, President, Bangladesh Cricket Board, said. "We perceive the meaning of this preliminary stage and are focused on taking full advantage of this priceless experience." Bangladesh were taken out in the gathering phases of the past T20 World Cup and will expect to put on a better act after an unconcerned ODI World Cup. USA and Canada, who are set to highlight in the competition interestingly - will start off procedures in Dallas on June 2. The fives T20Is USA have played over the most recent two years all came in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Qualifier in July 2022. The main T20Is Canada played somewhat recently were in the ICC Men's T20 World Cup Americas Locale Last, which they won to fit the bill for the World Cup. "In front of the significant Men's T20 World Cup, these games will be crucial for our group to get their functioning blends, fabricate group union, and tweak systems," said Mr. Venu Pisike, Director of USA Cricket. Canada and USA are essential for Gathering A - alongside India, Ireland, and Pakistan - in the T20 World Cup. Bangladesh are important for bunch D, and will play against Nepal and Netherlands in Kingstown in the West Indies.