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In an Asia Cup Super Four match, Pakistan defeated Sri Lanka amidst a celebration battle between Abrar Ahmed and Wanindu Hasaranga. Abrar mocked Hasaranga's signature move after dismissing him, which Hasaranga returned by imitating Abrar's celebration upon taking crucial wickets. Pakistan's Hussain Talat shone with both bat and ball, securing a five-wicket victory.

Pakistan's five-wicket win over Sri Lanka has blown the Asia Cup 2025 Super 4 race wide open, leaving India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka in a tight battle for the spots in the final.

Pakistan and Sri Lanka face a high-stakes Super 4 clash in the Asia Cup on September 23, where a win keeps their campaign alive and a loss could end it. Both teams need to address key issues after losses to India and Bangladesh.

Pakistan opener Sahibzada Farhan said the team is confident ahead of their Super 4 clash against Sri Lanka, aiming for the Asia Cup final and a potential third meeting with India.

After Oman’s spirited fight against India, captain Jatinder Singh thanked Suryakumar Yadav for his post-match pep talk, calling it invaluable for his young side. Jatinder urged the BCCI to grant Oman access to the National Cricket Academy, believing training in India would help bridge the gap with top-tier nations.

During the Asia Cup 2025 match against Oman, Axar Patel had a mixed performance. He contributed a quick 26 runs but later dropped a catch, injuring himself in the process and leaving the field. India's innings featured strong performances from Abhishek Sharma, Sanju Samson, and Tilak Varma, helping them reach a high powerplay score, though Oman's bowlers fought back well.

UAE and Oman face a do-or-die Group A match in the Asia Cup 2025 after heavy losses to India and Pakistan, with both teams needing a win to stay in the tournament. The Abu Dhabi pitch offers balanced conditions, promising a competitive contest as both sides seek redemption.

Azmatullah Omarzai's explosive fifty off just 20 balls propelled Afghanistan to a formidable total against Hong Kong in their Asia Cup opener. Omarzai's record-breaking innings, surpassing Mohammad Nabi's previous best, helped Afghanistan score 78 runs in the final five overs. Poor fielding from Hong Kong, including multiple dropped catches, further aided Afghanistan's late-innings surge.