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India secured the 2025 Asia Cup title defeating Pakistan. A controversy unfolded during the post-match ceremony. ACC chief Mohsin Naqvi walked off the ground following which the trophy was also removed. The Indian team refused to receive them from his hands. India requested a neutral official for the presentation. The BCCI plans to lodge a formal protest.

India clinched their ninth Asia Cup title with a thrilling five-wicket win over Pakistan. A moment celebrating the win went viral as Indian players Arshdeep Singh, Jitesh Sharma, and Harshit Rana mimicked Abrar Ahmed's trademark celebration, turning the tables on the Pakistani spinner after his earlier antics. This viral moment added an extra layer to the intense rivalry.

Former India pacer Yograj Singh strongly condemned the on-field spat between Indian and Pakistani players during the Asia Cup Super Fours. He fiercely defended young Indian batters Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill, blaming Pakistan pacers for initiating verbal abuse. Singh's comments intensify the already charged rivalry ahead of the Asia Cup final.

Tensions flared between India and Pakistan at the Asia Cup as Indian players twice avoided handshakes with their opponents, continuing a controversy that began during the group stage. This gesture was notably absent both before and after their Super Four clash in Dubai. India won the game by six wickets and 7 balls to spare.

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.

Hardik Pandya made history by taking a wicket on his first ball against Pakistan in the Asia Cup, becoming only the second Indian to achieve this in T20Is. He dismissed Saim Ayub, setting an early tone for India. Axar Patel and Jasprit Bumrah further capitalized, claiming wickets in their opening overs and tightening India's grip on the match.

Saim Ayub downplays the hype surrounding the upcoming Asia Cup clash between Pakistan and India, emphasizing the team's focus on the present and their goal of winning the tournament. Despite recent struggles with his personal form, Ayub expresses confidence in the team's support and highlights the importance of adapting to the pitch conditions in Dubai.

Wasim Akram believes Pakistan can challenge India in their Asia Cup clash, despite India's strong form and recent victories. Akram acknowledges India's strength but emphasizes Pakistan's confidence from their recent tri-series win. He also points out concerns about Pakistan's batting order and bowling depth, while praising India's bowling attack and system.

India and Pakistan are gearing up for their Asia Cup match in Dubai. Memories of past clashes, like the Gambhir-Afridi incident, are resurfacing. A petition seeks to cancel the fixture. Rashid Latif advises Pakistan to control emotions. He praises India's balance, highlighting Pandya and Bumrah. India won against UAE in their tournament opener. Pakistan will play against Oman. The upcoming match is highly anticipated.

Pakistan's women's cricket team captain, Fatima Sana, is drawing inspiration from MS Dhoni's leadership principles as she gears up for the ODI World Cup. Set to begin on September 30, the tournament will see Pakistan playing all their matches in Sri Lanka, commencing with a clash against Bangladesh on October 2 in Colombo.