Teams

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) returns to the Asia Cup 2025 with a mission to make their presence felt on the big stage. As one of the strongest associate nations in the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) framework, UAE has gradually built a competitive T20 side known for discipline, resilience, and home-ground familiarity. They qualified for […]

Afghanistan arrives at the Asia Cup 2025 as the dark horse of the tournament-highly unpredictable, immensely talented, and never to be underestimated. Over the past decade, Afghanistan has evolved from a passionate associate nation into a full ACC member and a legitimate force in white-ball cricket, particularly in the T20 format. Their 2022 victory over

Bangladesh enters the Asia Cup 2025 as a team determined to shed the label of underachievers and establish themselves as genuine title contenders. Having reached the final in 2012 and 2018, the Tigers have been knocking on the door of Asian supremacy for over a decade. With a blend of experienced campaigners and rising stars,

Sri Lanka enters the Asia Cup 2025 with a legacy steeped in history and a team that combines classical cricketing tradition with a modern, fearless brand of play. As five-time Asia Cup champions (1986, 1997, 2004, 2008, and 2014), and runners-up in the 2022 and 2023 editions, Sri Lanka is always a side to watch.

As the green flag flutters once again in Asia’s premier cricket tournament, the Pakistan national team arrives at the Asia Cup 2025 with high hopes, elite talent, and an eye toward glory. With two Asia Cup titles in their cabinet (2000 and 2012), Pakistan remains one of the continent’s most formidable cricketing nations. Their flair,

The Indian cricket team enters the 2025 Asia Cup with a rich legacy, unmatched fan following, and a roster packed with talent and experience. As the most successful team in Asia Cup history with eight titles, India will once again be the team to beat. The Men in Blue have been in fine form in