India chased down Pakistan’s 171-run target with ease, sealing a six-wicket victory in 18.5 overs at a brisk run rate of 9.23 in Asia Cup 2025 clash.

India registered a thumping six-wicket victory over Pakistan in an Asia Cup Super 4 match on Sunday, riding on Abhishek Sharma’s fiery knock of 74 off 39 balls. The Men in Blue chased down the competitive target of 162 runs with seven balls to spare after Abhishek and Shubman Gill (47) formed a formidable opening partnership.

India sealed a 7th straight white-ball win over Pakistan with a six-wicket Asia Cup triumph, as Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill’s 105-run stand led the chase. Skipper Suryakumar Yadav downplayed it,

In a tense Asia Cup Super Four clash, India's openers Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill engaged in heated exchanges with Pakistan's Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf. This confrontation occurred amidst a backdrop of strained relations,

All eyes were fixed on Mohsin Naqvi when the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman arrived at the ICC Academy ground in Dubai on Saturday to meet the players during their training session. Naqvi, who is also the president of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC),

Sethi disclosed that PCB chairman and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) president Mohsin Naqvi was angered by the fallout of the handshake controversy during the India-Pakistan group match.

Indian all-rounder Axar Patel suffered a head injury while fielding against Oman in an Asia Cup 2025 group stage match on Friday, making his presence in the Super 4 clash against Pakistan doubtful.

Pakistan defeated UAE and Oman to become the second team from Group A to qualify for the Super 4s after India. They'll next face their archrivals on Sunday, followed by matches with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.