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The 17th edition of the Asia Cup is officially scheduled to take place from September 9 to 28, 2025, in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Returning to the popular T20 format, this year’s tournament promises fast-paced, high-intensity cricket, drawing excitement from fans across the globe.

 

With top Asian teams battling it out in a compact, action-packed schedule, the Asia Cup 2025 is expected to deliver edge of the seat moments and fierce rivalries. As preparations gear up in the UAE, cricket enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting the latest chapter in this storied regional tournament.

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  • Host by : United Arab Emirates (UAE)
  • Match Format : T20
  • Total Teams : 8
  • Total Match : 19
  • Edition : 17th
  • Group Stage : Total 2 (A&B)
  • Super Four Stage : Yeh
  • Date of Start : September 9, 2025, at 7:30 PM
  • Tournament End : September 28, 2025, at 11:15 PM Approx.
  • Last Winner : India

Qualified Teams

  • India
  • Pakistan
  • Sri Lanka
  • Bangladesh
  • Afghanistan
  • United Arab Emirates (UAE)
  • Oman
  • Hong Kong

Group Division

Group A

  • India
  • Pakistan
  • United Arab Emirates (UAE)
  • Oman

Group B

  • Afghanistan
  • Sri Lanka
  • Bangladesh
  • Hong Kong

Tournament Format

The Asia Cup 2025 will adopt a three stage format Group Stage, Super Four, and Final designed to keep every game high-stakes and the excitement levels soaring among fans.

1st Step: Group Stage

The tournament will feature eight teams, divided into two groups of four. Each side will play three matches in the group stage, with the top two from each pool advancing to the super four phase.

2nd Step: Super Four

In the super four stage, the four qualifying teams will face each other once, with the top two on the points table earning a place in the final.

3rd Step: Final Match

Scheduled for september 28, the final will see the top two teams from the super four battle it out for the championship.

Schedule

Asia Cup 2025 Schedule: The Asia Cup 2025 will pack 19 matches into a 20-day schedule, running from September 9 to 28. The fixtures have been crafted to strike a balance between competitiveness and prime-time viewing, ensuring a seamless flow from the group stage to the grand finale.

Date Match Venue Result / Status Time GMT / Local
Sep 09, Tue Afghanistan vs Hong Kong, 1st Match, Group B Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi Afghanistan won by 94 runs 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 10, Wed United Arab Emirates vs India, 2nd Match, Group A Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai India won by 9 wkts 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 11, Thu Hong Kong vs Bangladesh, 3rd Match, Group B Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi Bangladesh won by 7 wkts 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 12, Fri Pakistan vs Oman, 4th Match, Group A Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Pakistan won by 93 runs 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 13, Sat Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, 5th Match, Group B Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi Sri Lanka won by 6 wkts 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 14, Sun Pakistan vs India, 6th Match, Group A Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai India won by 7 wkts 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 15, Mon United Arab Emirates vs Oman, 7th Match, Group A Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi United Arab Emirates won by 42 runs 5:30 PM 12:00 PM GMT / 04:00 PM LOCAL
Sep 15, Mon Hong Kong vs Sri Lanka, 8th Match, Group B Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Sri Lanka won by 4 wkts 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 16, Tue Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, 9th Match, Group B Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi Bangladesh won by 8 runs 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 17, Wed Pakistan vs United Arab Emirates, 10th Match, Group A Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Pakistan won by 41 runs 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 18, Thu Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan, 11th Match, Group B Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi Match starts at Sep 18, 14:30 GMT 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 19, Fri India vs Oman, 12th Match, Group A Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi Match starts at Sep 19, 14:30 GMT 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 20, Sat TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 1 (B1 v B2) Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Match starts at Sep 20, 14:30 GMT 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 21, Sun TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 2 (A1 v A2) Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Match starts at Sep 21, 14:30 GMT 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 23, Tue TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 3 (A2 v B1) Sheikh Zayed Stadium, Abu Dhabi Match starts at Sep 23, 14:30 GMT 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 24, Wed TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 4 (A1 v B2) Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Match starts at Sep 24, 14:30 GMT 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 25, Thu TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 5 (A2 v B2) Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Match starts at Sep 25, 14:30 GMT 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 26, Fri TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 6 (A1 v B1) Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Match starts at Sep 26, 14:30 GMT 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL
Sep 28, Sun TBC vs TBC, Final Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai Match starts at Sep 28, 14:30 GMT 8:00 PM 02:30 PM GMT / 06:30 PM LOCAL

Don't Miss

  • India vs Pakistan (September 14): The stage is set for one of cricket’s most electrifying rivalries. Expect fireworks on and off the field as these two giants lock horns.
  • India vs Oman (September 19): India’s final group stage battle a crucial clash that could seal their ticket to the Super Four.
  • Super Four Showdowns (September 21–26): High-stakes cricket at its best, with potential rematches between the tournament’s top contenders.
  • The Final Match (September 28): Could we finally witness an India vs Pakistan showdown for the Asia Cup title? It would be a first in the tournament’s history.

Points Table

The Asia Cup 2025 will keep fans on edge with an official points table charting every team’s journey through the tournament. Victories will earn valuable points, ties will be rewarded, and when the standings get tight, net run rate will step in as the ultimate tiebreaker.

From the group stage, only the top two teams in each pool will progress to the high octane super four. Once there, the slate will be wiped clean every side will start with zero points, setting the stage for a fresh, winner takes all sprint to the final. It’s a format designed for drama, where one result can flip the leaderboard and every run could decide who plays for the trophy.

The Asia Cup 2025 Points Table will be the heartbeat of the tournament, tracking which teams are on course for glory and which are fighting to stay alive. From the group stage, the top two sides in each pool will advance to the high stakes super four, where only the best two will earn the right to contest the final.

With matches expected to go down to the wire and net run rate looming as a potential decider, every run, wicket, and over will count. Teams will be fighting for every single point, knowing that even the smallest margin could make or break their campaign. Fans can expect the leaderboard to swing wildly as the tournament unfolds and real-time updates will ensure no one misses the twists and turns on the road to the Asia Cup 2025 Final.

Asia Cup 2025 Predictions

As the Asia Cup 2025 Prediction, the competition is heating up, and several teams are emerging as strong contenders for the coveted title. Traditional powerhouses India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh are expected to lead the charge, setting the stage for a thrilling tournament where every match counts.

Likely Semi-Finalists (Super Four Stage):

  • India: Boasting a balanced squad with a potent bowling attack and consistent T20 form, India remains a formidable force.
  • Pakistan: With a quality top order and a lethal pace attack, Pakistan’s success may hinge on the performances of its key players.
  • Sri Lanka: A well-rounded unit riding on recent T20 successes, Sri Lanka has the experience to challenge any opponent.
  • Bangladesh: Known for pulling off upsets, particularly on slower pitches, Bangladesh has the potential to shake up the Super Four.

Possible Final Showdown: If the top two teams from the Super Four rise to the occasion, fans could witness a historic India vs Pakistan Asia Cup final on September 28—a clash that promises high drama, fierce rivalries, and a momentous chapter in Asia Cup history.

Live Streaming

The Asia Cup 2025 will reach fans in every corner of the globe thanks to official media partners. Viewers can follow the action via television and digital streaming, with high-definition coverage ensuring every shot, wicket, and celebration is captured in crystal clarity. Whether at home or on the go, fans will have multiple platforms to stay connected to the drama.

Country TV Broadcast & Live Stream
🇮🇳 India Star Sports, Disney+ Hotstar app and website
🇦🇺 Australia Yupp TV
🇿🇦 South Africa SuperSport
🇧🇩 Bangladesh Gazi TV (GTV), Rabbithole, Toffee app and websites
🇦🇫 Afghanistan Ariana TV
🇳🇿 New Zealand Yupp TV
🇬🇧 UK TNT Sport 1, TNT Sports app
🇺🇸 USA Disney+ Hotstar
🇱🇰 Sri Lanka SLRC (Channel Eye)
🇨🇦 Canada Disney+ Hotstar
🇵🇰 Pakistan Ten Sports, Tapmad app and website
🌍 MENA STARZPLAY via CricLife MAX
🇦🇪 UAE CricLife MAX via eLife TV, Switch TV

Tickets Booking

Cricket fans counting down the days to the asia cup 2025 will soon have all the details on how to secure their seats for the action. With India hosting this year’s edition, tickets are expected to go on sale through leading platforms such as Paytm Insider, BookMyShow and Platinumlist UAE (for UAE residents) outlets that regularly handle major cricket ticketing in the country. 

For those who prefer the traditional route, offline sales will also be available at retail counters in key cities, making it easier for fans without online access to join the excitement. While prices, seating categories, and booking dates are yet to be revealed, the BCCI and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) are expected to release official updates soon. Until then, supporters are advised to keep an eye on announcements to avoid missing out on one of the year’s most anticipated cricket spectacles.

In addition to online booking, cricket lovers will be able to purchase physical tickets from retail outlets located near major stadiums in Dubai and Abu Dhabi. These counters will open closer to the tournament, offering a convenient option for local fans and last-minute buyers.

The Asia Cup 2025 will cater to a wide range of spectators, with multiple ticket categories expected to go on sale:

  • General Admission: Affordable entry for fans who want to soak in the atmosphere from the stands.
  • Premium Stands: Closer views and upgraded seating for a more comfortable match-day experience.
  • Hospitality and VIP Boxes: Exclusive seating, luxury amenities, and prime views for those who want to watch in style.

Whether you’re cheering from the buzzing general stands or enjoying the game from a private box, there will be an option to match every budget and preference.

Asia Cup Squad

Asia Cup 2025 is being held in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) from 9–28 September 2025. It’s the Men’s T20 format. There are 8 teams participating. They’re split into 2 groups of 4 each. After group stage comes the Super Four, then the Final.

Asia Cup 2025 Squads
Team Captain Squad Group
India Flag India
Suryakumar Yadav Suryakumar Yadav (c), Shubman Gill, Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Jitesh Sharma (WK), Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh, Varun Chakaravarthy, Kuldeep Yadav, Sanju Samson (WK), Harshit Rana, Rinku Singh Group A
Pakistan Flag PAK
Salman Ali Agha Salman Ali Agha (c), Abrar Ahmed, Faheem Ashraf, Fakhar Zaman, Haris Rauf, Hasan Ali, Hasan Nawaz, Hussain Talat, Khushdil Shah, Mohammad Haris (WK), Mohammad Nawaz, Mohammad Wasim Jr, Sahibzada Farhan, Saim Ayub, Salman Mirza, Shaheen Shah Afridi, Sufiyan Muqeem Group A
UAE Flag UAE
Muhammad Waseem Muhammad Waseem (c), Alishan Sharafu, Aryansh Sharma (WK), Asif Khan, Dhruv Parashar, Ethan D’Souza, Haider Ali, Harshit Kaushik, Junaid Siddique, Matiullah Khan, Muhammad Farooq, Muhammad Jawadullah, Muhammad Zohaib, Rahul Chopra (WK), Rohid Khan, Simranjeet Singh, Saghir Khan Group A
Oman Flag Oman
Jatinder Singh Jatinder Singh (c), Hammad Mirza (WK), Vinayak Shukla (WK), Sufyan Yousuf, Ashish Odedara, Aamir Kaleem, Mohammed Nadeem, Sufyan Mehmood, Aryan Bisht, Karan Sonavale, Zikriya Islam, Hassnain Ali Shah, Faisal Shah, Muhammed Imran, Nadeem Khan, Shakeel Ahmad, Samay Shrivastava Group A
Afghanistan Flag AFG
Rashid Khan Rashid Khan (c), Rahmanullah Gurbaz (WK), Ibrahim Zadran, Darwish Rasooli, Sediqullah Atal, Azmatullah Omarzai, Karim Janat, Mohammad Nabi, Gulbadin Naib, Sharafuddin Ashraf, Mohammad Ishaq, Mujeeb Ur Rahman, Allah Ghazanfar, Noor Ahmad, Fareed Ahmad, Naveen-ul-Haq, Fazalhaq Farooqi Group B
Bangladesh Flag BAN
Litton Das Litton Das (c & WK), Tanzid Hasan, Parvez Hossain Emon, Saif Hassan, Towhid Hridoy, Jaker Ali, Shamim Hossain, Nurul Hasan, Mahedi Hasan, Rishad Hossain, Nasum Ahmed, Mustafizur Rahman, Tanzim Hasan, Taskin Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Mohammad Saifuddin Group B
SriLanka Flag SL
Charith Asalanka Charith Asalanka (c), Pathum Nissanka, Kusal Mendis (WK), Kusal Perera (WK), Nuwanidu Fernando, Kamindu Mendis, Kamil Mishara, Dasun Shanaka, Wanindu Hasaranga, Dunith Wellalage, Chamika Karunaratne, Maheesh Theekshana, Dushmantha Chameera, Binura Fernando, Nuwan Thushara, Matheesha Pathirana Group B
Hong Kong Flag HKG
Yasim Murtaza Yasim Murtaza (c), Babar Hayat, Zeeshan Ali (WK), Nizakat Khan, Mohammad Nasrulla (Rana), Martin Coetzee, Anshuman Rath, Kalhan Marc Challu, Ayush Ashish Shukla, Mohammad Aizaz Khan, Ateeq ul Rehman Iqbal, Kinchit Shah (WK), Ali Hassan, Shahid Wasif (WK), Ghazanfar Mohammad, Mohammad Waheed, Ehsan Khan Group B

India vs Pakistan 2025

Ind vs Pak Asia Cup 2025: Cricket’s Biggest Rivalry Amid Political Tensions. The India vs Pakistan clash on September 14 is shaping up as the centerpiece of Asia Cup 2025 a match that promises to be a spectacle on the field while stirring strong sentiments off it. Cricket fans are brimming with anticipation for what could be a thrilling contest, yet the fixture has also ignited a wave of political debate in India, against the backdrop of recent cross border tensions.

A Rivalry Beyond the Boundary: The cricketing rivalry between India and Pakistan is legendary, but this year’s Asia Cup carries additional weight. Beyond points and progression in the tournament, the match resonates with historical pride and national sentiment. If both teams advance, they could face each other up to three times:

  • Group Stage: September 14
  • Super Four: September 21 (projected)
  • Final: September 28 (if both top the Super Four)

Political Backdrop Fuels Debate: The announcement of the fixture comes just months after the tragic Pahalgam terror attack in April 2025, which claimed 26 lives. For many, this timing has intensified scrutiny, prompting heated discussions about whether sporting engagement with Pakistan is appropriate under the circumstances.

Voices on the Controversy:

  • Mohammad Azharuddin, former India captain, argued that if India refrains from bilateral series with Pakistan, it should reconsider facing them in tournaments too.

  • Opposition leaders criticized the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), calling the decision “profit over patriotism” and accusing the board of prioritizing viewership over national sentiment.

  • Public figures pointed out the perceived inconsistency, noting India’s withdrawal from events like the World Championship of Legends while agreeing to participate in the Asia Cup.

Despite these debates, the Indian government has not raised objections, signaling a pragmatic approach, particularly as India prepares to host and compete in major global sporting events in the coming years.

The September 14 showdown is more than just a cricket match it’s a clash that blends sportsmanship, national pride, and real world politics, ensuring eyes will be glued to the pitch in Dubai and Abu Dhabi.

Asia Cup History

Asia’s Cricketing Crown Jewel

The Asia Cup is more than just a cricket tournament it is the continent’s ultimate battle for supremacy. Organized by the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), it remains the only continental cricket championship in the world, where the top Asian nations go head-to-head in ODI and T20 formats.

Since its inaugural edition in 1984, the competition has been a stage for intense rivalries, iconic matches, and legendary performances. Powerhouses like India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka have been joined over the years by Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and other rising teams, creating a blend of experience and unpredictability that keeps fans hooked every edition.

From Sharjah to Global Spotlight

The journey began in Sharjah, UAE, with just three participants India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. India claimed the first title, laying the foundation for what would grow into one of cricket’s most anticipated tournaments.

As the decades rolled on, the Asia Cup expanded, welcoming new challengers and associate nations. With each edition, the competition became fiercer, delivering a rich mix of high-scoring thrillers, nail-biting chases, and shocking upsets that have cemented its place in cricket folklore.

A Format That Adapts to the Times

One unique feature of the Asia Cup is its ability to switch between ODI and T20 formats not by chance, but by design. This rotation aligns with the ICC tournament calendar, ensuring teams get the perfect lead-up to major global events.

For example, the 2016 and 2022 editions were played in T20 format as they preceded the T20 World Cups. This adaptability has allowed the Asia Cup to remain relevant, competitive, and strategically important, no matter the format.

Drama, Rivalries, and Unforgettable Moments

From the heated clashes between India and Pakistan to underdog triumphs that stunned the cricketing world, the Asia Cup has delivered some of the sport’s most memorable moments. Fans have witnessed everything last-over finishes, record breaking innings, career defining spells, and fairy tale victories.

As each new edition approaches, the excitement builds. Cricket lovers across the continent and beyond eagerly await the chance to see their heroes take the field, knowing the Asia Cup will once again provide drama, passion, and moments that will be remembered for decades.

Asia Cup Records

Perfect! Here’s a comprehensive Asia Cup 1984–2022 master table, formatted in a magazine-style sports preview, combining team wins, top performers, and key records:

Asia Cup Winners

Year Host Format Winner Runner-Up Top Run-Scorer (Runs) Top Wicket-Taker (Wickets) Man of the Tournament Notable Record/Highlight
1984 Sharjah, UAE ODI India Sri Lanka Raju Kulkarni (129) Ravi Shastri (6) Ravi Shastri First Asia Cup; India wins inaugural edition
1986 Sri Lanka ODI Sri Lanka Pakistan Aravinda de Silva (144) Abdul Qadir (7) Aravinda de Silva Sri Lanka claims first home title
1988 Bangladesh ODI India Sri Lanka Raman Lamba (193) Manoj Prabhakar (9) Raman Lamba India dominates group stage
1990–91 India ODI India Sri Lanka Navjot Sidhu (156) Anil Kumble (7) Ravi Shastri India clinches title with solid batting display
1995 UAE ODI India Sri Lanka Aravinda de Silva (258) Javagal Srinath (11) Aravinda de Silva Highest successful chase: India 329/7 vs Pakistan
1997 Sri Lanka ODI Sri Lanka India Aravinda de Silva (233) Chaminda Vaas (9) Sanath Jayasuriya Sanath Jayasuriya dominates with bat and ball
2000 Bangladesh ODI Pakistan Sri Lanka Inzamam-ul-Haq (295) Saqlain Mushtaq (11) Inzamam-ul-Haq Pakistan claims 2nd Asia Cup title
2004 Sri Lanka ODI Sri Lanka India Sanath Jayasuriya (378) Chaminda Vaas (14) Sanath Jayasuriya Record partnership contributions
2008 Pakistan ODI Sri Lanka India Sanath Jayasuriya (378) Ajantha Mendis (13) Sanath Jayasuriya Jayasuriya wins 3rd “Man of the Tournament”
2010 Sri Lanka ODI India Sri Lanka Virender Sehwag (307) Harbhajan Singh (12) Shahid Afridi Afridi hits most sixes in a tournament – 25
2012 Bangladesh ODI Pakistan Bangladesh Shakib Al Hasan (241) Saeed Ajmal (14) Shakib Al Hasan Bangladesh reaches first final
2014 Bangladesh ODI Sri Lanka Pakistan Kumar Sangakkara (386) Ajantha Mendis (15) Lahiru Thirimanne Sanga’s consistent batting dominates
2016 Bangladesh T20I India Bangladesh Shikhar Dhawan (289) Jasprit Bumrah (9) Virat Kohli T20 format; India strong in powerplay
2018 UAE T20I India Bangladesh Shikhar Dhawan (342) Rashid Khan (9) Shikhar Dhawan India dominates Super Four stage
2022 UAE T20I Sri Lanka Pakistan Babar Azam (275) Wanindu Hasaranga (11) Babar Azam Fastest fifty in tournament: Babar Azam 18 balls

Batting Records

Record/Category Player Runs Matches/Centuries/Fifties Edition/Year Opponent Notable Highlight
Most runs (overall) Sanath Jayasuriya 1,220 6 centuries, 3 fifties in 25 matches Overall – All-time leading run-scorer in Asia Cup
Top 5 all-time run scorers Kumar Sangakkara ~1,075 – Overall – Second highest run-scorer
Virat Kohli ~1,042 – Overall – Third highest run-scorer
Rohit Sharma 1,016 – Overall – Fourth highest run-scorer
Sachin Tendulkar 971 – Overall – Fifth highest run-scorer
Most runs in a single edition Sanath Jayasuriya 378 – 2008 – Highest runs in a single edition
Virat Kohli 357 – 2012 – Second highest in a single edition
Shikhar Dhawan 342 – 2018 – Third highest in a single edition
Mohammad Rizwan 281 – 2022 – Fourth highest in a single edition
Highest individual score Virat Kohli 183 – 2012 Pakistan Highest individual score in Asia Cup history

Bowling Highlights

Record/Category Player Wickets Matches/Figures Edition/Year Opponent Notable Highlight
Most wickets (overall) Muttiah Muralitharan 30 – Overall – All-time leading wicket-taker in Asia Cup
Top 3 all-time wicket-takers Lasith Malinga ~29 – Overall – Second highest wicket-taker
Ajantha Mendis ~26 – Overall – Third highest wicket-taker
Most wickets in a single edition Ajantha Mendis 17 6/13 in final 2008 – Record figures in final, highest wickets in a single edition

Summary Table

Category Record Holder(s) & Stats
Most runs (overall) Sanath Jayasuriya – 1,220
Top single-edition runs Sanath Jayasuriya – 378 (2008)
Highest individual score Virat Kohli – 183 (2012)
Most wickets (overall) Muttiah Muralitharan – 30
Best bowling in a tournament Ajantha Mendis – 17 wickets (2008)
Top bowling figures in final Ajantha Mendis – 6/13 (2008)
Highest team total Pakistan – 385/7 (2010)
Lowest team total Bangladesh – 87 (2000)
Largest win (wickets) 10 wickets (multiple instances)
Most matches played Rohit Sharma – 31
Most catches Mahela Jayawardene – 21

Asia Cup Win Ratio's (1984–2022)

Team Matches Played Wins Losses Win %
India 84 50 30 59.5%
Sri Lanka 78 43 30 55.1%
Pakistan 72 38 32 52.8%
Bangladesh 58 12 44 20.7%
UAE 6 0 6 0%
Hong Kong 4 0 4 0%
Afghanistan 6 2 4 33.3%

Man of the Tournament

Player Awards Years Won
Sanath Jayasuriya 3 1995, 1997, 2008
Shikhar Dhawan 2 2013, 2018
Virat Kohli 2 2012, 2016
Ajantha Mendis 1 2008
Shahid Afridi 1 2010
Shakib Al Hasan 1 2012
Lahiru Thirimanne 1 2014
Sabbir Rahman 1 2016

Highest & Lowest Team Totals

Record Details
Highest Score India – 374/4 vs Hong Kong (2008)
Lowest Score Bangladesh – 87 vs Pakistan (2000)
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FAQs of Asia Cup 2025

Q1: Why Is the UAE Hosting the Asia Cup Again?
Ans: The Asia Cup 2025 is held in the UAE as a neutral venue with world-class facilities, proven hosting experience, and strong security, allowing smooth play despite India-Pakistan tensions.

Q2: Will Spectators be Allowed at the Asia Cup 2025 in the UAE?
Ans: Yes, fans will be able to witness every moment of the Asia Cup 2025 live in the UAE. Stadiums in Dubai and Abu Dhabi are set to operate at full capacity, offering tickets through both online platforms and offline outlets. Cricket enthusiasts can stay updated on ticket releases and booking details through official channels, ensuring they don’t miss out on the action-packed tournament.

Q3: Which teams are set to compete in the Asia Cup 2025?
Ans: Cricket fans can look forward to seeing top Asian sides, including India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Oman, battle it out for continental supremacy. The tournament promises high-octane clashes, thrilling performances, and unforgettable moments as each team vies for a place in the Super Four and ultimately the final.

Q4: Which team holds the record for the most Asia Cup titles?
Ans: India leads the pack, having won the tournament eight times since its inception in 1984. Known for their consistent performances across both ODI and T20 formats, Team India has delivered numerous memorable moments, cementing their status as the most successful side in Asia Cup history.

Q5: Where can fans catch the Asia Cup 2025 live?
Ans: Cricket enthusiasts around the world can watch the action on television and digital streaming platforms, with coverage available in high definition. The Asia Cup 2025 will be broadcast live on Star Sports and streamed online via Disney+ Hotstar in India.

Q6: Who will win the Asia Cup 2025 title?
Ans: Predicting the winner of the Asia Cup 2025 is always tricky, given the tournament’s unpredictable nature. Traditional powerhouses like India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka are strong contenders, while teams like Bangladesh and Afghanistan could pull off surprising upsets.

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