The Asia Cup 2025 has reached a crucial stage, with India and Sri Lanka leading their respective groups and securing their spots in the Super 4. The Super 4 stage is set to begin on September 20, 2025, promising intense competition as teams battle for a place in the final.
Points Table Overview
- Group A: India has dominated Group A with a strong net run rate (NRR) of +4.793. Pakistan has also qualified from Group A with two wins.
- Group B: Sri Lanka finished on top of Group B with three wins. Bangladesh secured the second spot in Super 4 from Group B with two wins. Afghanistan and Hong Kong have been eliminated from Group B.
Super 4 Qualified Teams
The following teams have qualified for the Super 4 stage:
- India (A1)
- Pakistan (A2)
- Sri Lanka (B1)
- Bangladesh (B2)
Super 4 Schedule
The Super 4 stage will follow a round-robin format, where each team will play against the other three teams once. The top two teams at the end of this stage will qualify for the final. The points system remains the same, with two points for a win, one for a no result, and none for a loss. If teams are tied on points, the net run rate (NRR) will be the deciding factor.
Here is the full schedule for the Super 4 stage:
- September 20: Sri Lanka vs. Bangladesh – Dubai Cricket Stadium, Dubai
- September 21: India vs. Pakistan – Dubai Cricket Stadium, Dubai
- September 23: Pakistan vs. Sri Lanka – Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi
- September 24: India vs. Bangladesh – Dubai Cricket Stadium, Dubai
- September 25: Pakistan vs. Bangladesh – Dubai Cricket Stadium, Dubai
- September 26: India vs. Sri Lanka – Dubai Cricket Stadium, Dubai
The Super 4 matches will be held in Dubai and Abu Dhabi between September 20 and September 26.
Road to the Final
The Asia Cup 2025 final is scheduled for September 28 in Dubai. The top two teams from the Super 4 stage will compete for the title. A potential India vs. Pakistan final could be on the cards if both teams perform well in the Super 4 stage.
