2025 Men’s Asia Cup Kicks Off with Full Squad in Action

2025 Men’s Asia Cup Kicks Off with Full Squad in Action

With the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup looming in 2026, the 2025 Men’s Asia Cup arrives as a strategic proving ground for eight Asian cricketing nations. Hosted in the United Arab Emirates from September 9 to 28, the tournament adopts the T20 International format, offering teams a critical opportunity to fine-tune their rosters, test tactical combinations, and build competitive momentum.

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) has confirmed the full squad lists for all participating teams, revealing a diverse mix of seasoned veterans, emerging prospects, and carefully selected players tailored to the demands of short-format cricket.

Tournament Structure

The competition features eight teams, divided into two groups:

The top two teams from each group will advance to the Super Four stage, followed by the Final, scheduled for September 28 at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium.

Key Fixtures With Current Results:

India Squad:

Pakistan Squad:

Sri Lanka Squad:

Bangladesh Squad:

Afghanistan Squad:

Hong Kong Squad:

Oman Squad:

United Arab Emirates Squad:

Looking Ahead

With the tournament underway, the 2025 Men’s Asia Cup promises to deliver high-stakes cricket, fierce rivalries, and a glimpse into the future of Asian T20 talent. As teams prepare to battle under the desert lights, fans can expect a tournament rich in drama, skill, and national pride.

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James Gandhi

James Gandhi

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