India National Cricket Team’s record in the Asia Cup finals
The Indian National Cricket Team will be locking horns with the Pakistan National Cricket Team in the final of the Asia Cup 2025. The match between the two teams will be taking place at the Dubai International Stadium in Dubai on Sunday (28th September).
The India National Cricket Team have been sensational in the Asia Cup 2025. They have won all the games so far and will be heading into the final undefeated. This will be a big confidence booster for them and they would want to register the one final win.
The India National Cricket Team started the Asia Cup 2025 on a high note. They thumped the UAE by nine wickets in their opening clash and then beat Pakistan by seven wickets in their second game. In their last match, they outplayed Oman by 21 runs to head into the Super Four stage.
They started their Super Four stage on a high, beating Pakistan by 6 wickets. The Suryakumar Yadav-led side then defeated Bangladesh by 41 runs before thumping Sri Lanka in the super over to end the group stage undefeated.
What is India National Cricket Team’s record in the Asia Cup finals?
The India National Cricket Team will be facing the Pakistan National Cricket Team in the final. This will be the ninth time that they will be playing the summit clash and would be keen to add to their record eight titles, which is the most by any team.
India won the first title in the inaugural edition in 1984. Following that, they exhibited their dominance in the tournament, winning titles in 1988, 1990-91, 1995, 2010, 2016, 2018, and 2023. They also have lost three finals, which came in 1997, 2004, and 2008. All three of them are against Sri Lanka.
India’s record in the Asia Cup finals
|
Year |
Format |
Opponent |
Result |
|
1984 |
ODI |
Sri Lanka |
Won (via Round-robin format) |
|
1988 |
ODI |
Sri Lanka |
Won by 6 wickets |
|
1990-91 |
ODI |
Sri Lanka |
Won by 7 wickets |
|
1995 |
ODI |
Sri Lanka |
Won by 8 wickets |
|
1997 |
ODI |
Sri Lanka |
Lost by 8 wickets |
|
2004 |
ODI |
Sri Lanka |
Lost by 25 runs |
|
2008 |
ODI |
Sri Lanka |
Lost by 100 runs |
|
2010 |
ODI |
Sri Lanka |
Won by 81 runs |
|
2016 |
T201 |
Bangladesh |
Won by 8 wickets |
|
2018 |
ODI |
Bangladesh |
Won by 3 wickets |
|
2022 |
T20I |
Did not qualify |
(Lost in Super 4 stage) |
|
2023 |
ODI |
Sri Lanka |
Won by 10 wickets |
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