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Suresh Raina ignited controversy by claiming Indian cricketers were “forced” by the BCCI to participate in the Asia Cup 2025, despite their reluctance. This revelation follows India's victory over Pakistan, marred by a 'handshake-gate' incident where the Indian team declined post-match handshakes, citing solidarity with victims of the Pahalgam terror attack.

India refused to shake hands with Pakistan after their tense Asia Cup match. This has sparked criticism from former Pakistani cricketers and raised questions on sportsmanship amid political tensions.

Wasim Akram criticised Pakistan's batting performance against India in the Asia Cup clash, highlighting their inability to read Kuldeep Yadav's spin. He lamented the excessive dot balls played and the batsmen's failure to adapt to the situation. India's strong batting display, led by Suryakumar Yadav, secured a comfortable victory, exposing Pakistan's struggles against spin.

The India–Pakistan T20I ended in controversy after Suryakumar Yadav refused handshakes, citing solidarity with victims of the Pahalgam terror attack. Pakistan lodged a protest, alleging a breach of sportsmanship, while Salman Ali Agha skipped the presentation.

Asia Cup 2025: India captain Suryakumar Yadav defended his decision not to shake hands with Pakistan players during their group-stage match in Dubai. He was responding to a journalist who asked whether refusing the gesture was against sportsman's spirit.

Suryakumar Yadav dedicated India's dominant seven-wicket victory over Pakistan in the Asia Cup 2025 to the armed forces and those affected by the Pahalgam terror attack. Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel's bowling prowess restricted Pakistan to 127, while Suryakumar's unbeaten 47 guided India to victory in 15.5 overs, solidifying their position in Group A.

India demolished Pakistan by seven wickets in Dubai, reducing the so-called arch-rivalry to a mismatch. Kuldeep Yadav and Axar Patel wrecked the Pakistan middle order before Shaheen Afridi’s late blows lifted the Men in Green to 127/9. Abhishek Sharma’s blitz and Suryakumar Yadav's calm 47 not out sealed the chase with ease, amid added drama over India’s post-match handshake snub.

Ahead of the high-stakes India-Pakistan T20 Asia Cup clash, coach Gautam Gambhir delivered a passionate pep talk, emphasizing pride and resilience. Pakistan opted to bat first, citing familiarity with the slow Dubai wicket. Political tensions lingered, evident in the absence of a handshake, but Gambhir's fiery words underscored the importance of mentality in this intense rivalry.

In a thrilling Asia Cup 2025 encounter, Shaheen Shah Afridi's explosive late hitting evoked memories of Shahid Afridi, rescuing Pakistan from a batting collapse against India. His unbeaten 33 off 16 balls, including four towering sixes, lifted Pakistan to 127/9 after India's bowlers had dominated. Shaheen's unexpected batting heroics added a spark to the high-stakes rivalry.

During India's Asia Cup practice in Dubai, Shubman Gill was hit on the hand, causing immediate concern as he left the field in pain. After medical attention and ice treatment, Gill returned to the nets, batting comfortably against both pace and spin. He concluded the session positively, even socializing before heading back to the dressing room.

On the eve of India's Asia Cup clash with Pakistan, India’s assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate, who hails from the Netherlands, discovered how India vs Pakistan begins long before the first ball, and why cricket is never just about cricket.

Pathum Nissanka's impressive half-century, complemented by Kamil Mishara's unbeaten innings, propelled Sri Lanka to a convincing six-wicket victory over Bangladesh in their Asia Cup Group B encounter. Sri Lanka chased down the target of 140 with ease, thanks to a dominant second-wicket partnership of 95 runs between Nissanka and Mishara. Earlier, Sri Lanka's seamers restricted Bangladesh to 139/5.

Ahead of the highly anticipated India-Pakistan Asia Cup 2025 clash, off-field controversies have erupted. PSL franchise Karachi Kings mirrored IPL's Punjab Kings' veiled reference to Pakistan, sparking online backlash. An Indian Supreme Court plea sought to cancel the match, citing terrorism concerns and national security, but was denied an urgent hearing.

Former Pakistan captain Misbah-ul-Haq believes Pakistan has a golden opportunity in the upcoming Asia Cup clash against India. He suggests Virat Kohli's absence makes India's batting line-up vulnerable if Pakistan's bowlers strike early. India's recent Asia Cup opener saw a dominant win against UAE, fueled by Kuldeep Yadav's spell and quickfire batting.

Sri Lanka captain Charith Asalanka plays down fan-driven rivalry ahead of Asia Cup opener against Bangladesh. The focus remains on basics and execution despite recent losses and heated past encounters.

The former Sports Minister, Anurag Thakur explained why India will play Pakistan in the ongoing Asia Cup 2025 tournament.

Shubman Gill offered a glimpse into his personal preferences and match-day rituals during a rapid-fire session, revealing his admiration for AB de Villiers' scoop shot and naming Jimmy Anderson as a tough opponent. He values winning the Champions Trophy 2025 as a career highlight.

Team India, fresh off a dominant win against UAE in their Asia Cup 2025 opener, is keenly observing Afghanistan, a formidable T20 opponent. Key players like Sanju Samson and Hardik Pandya were seen analyzing Afghanistan's net practice, focusing on their explosive batting and diverse bowling attack.

Asia Cup 2025: Bangladesh and Sri Lanka will face off in a crucial Asia Cup match in Abu Dhabi. The game could decide which team advances to the Super Four stage, adding high stakes and tension.

Arshdeep Singh, despite being India’s leading T20I wicket-taker and a World Cup hero, finds himself sidelined under coach Gautam Gambhir’s regime. From missing his Test debut at The Oval to warming benches in the Asia Cup, Arshdeep Singh is probably fighting the most gruesome battle of his career.