Asia Cup 2025: All the Details You Need

Asia Cup 2025 is back and the buzz is real. Whether you’re a die‑hard fan or just curious, you’ll want to know when the matches start, where they’re played, and which teams could steal the spotlight.

When and Where Does It Happen?

The tournament kicks off on September 10, 2025, and runs until October 2. Six teams – India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Afghanistan and Nepal – battle in a round‑robin format before the top two face off in the final.

All games are scheduled in three stadiums across the sub‑continent: Mumbai’s Wankhede, Dhaka’s Sher-e-Bangla and Lahore’s Gaddafi. The mix of venues gives each team a chance to play in familiar conditions while keeping travel manageable.

Top Stories & Players to Watch

India enters as the odds‑on favorite. With Rohit Sharma leading the side and Jasprit Bumrah on a perfect swing, the batting line‑up looks deep and the bowlers are in form after a strong IPL season.

Pakistan’s squad is packed with seasoned pacers and a few young hitters like Saifuddin. Their recent win over Afghanistan in the UAE T20I tri‑series shows they’re peaking at the right time.

Afghanistan’s rise can’t be ignored. The spin duo of Nabi and Hamza has already troubled top order batsmen in the Champions Trophy 2025, and they’ll bring that confidence to the Asia Cup.

Sri Lanka and Bangladesh bring experience and unpredictable flair. Bangladesh’s bowler Mustafizur Rahman still delivers those lethal off‑cuts, while Sri Lanka’s Kusal Mendis offers stability at the top.

Don’t forget Nepal – they surprised everyone with a win against the UAE last month. Their all‑rounder, Kushal Malla, could be the dark horse that makes a few headlines.

Fans should also keep an eye on weather updates. The Mumbai opener could face a rain threat, similar to the IPL 2025 opener at Eden Gardens, so match timings may shift.

Ticket sales are already high, especially for the India‑Pakistan clash on September 20. Expect a packed stadium, electric atmosphere, and a game that could decide the tournament’s narrative.

Streaming options are clear: the matches will be live on Sony Sports Network and streamed via SonyLIV. If you’re abroad, check local broadcasters for the feed.

In short, Asia Cup 2025 promises intense cricket, fierce rivalries, and plenty of moments that will keep you glued to the screen. Mark your calendar, set your alarms, and get ready for a month of nonstop action.