MAL won by 6 wickets

88/4

87/6

NEP won by 6 runs

289/7

248/8

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United States of America Women

62/4

GER won by 162 runs

308/1

146/10

JER won by 6 wickets

92/10

93/4

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Surrey

Sussex

218/8

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Hampshire

Glamorgan

129/1

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Somerset

Yorkshire

140/5

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Leicestershire

Nottinghamshire

195/1

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Kent

239/5

Derbyshire

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Northamptonshire

Worcestershire

180/8

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Middlesex

136/2

Durham

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NEP-W won by 8 wickets

Italy Women

36/6

Nepal Women

40/2

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Germany need 25 runs in 40 remaining balls

Germany

139/4

Austria

163/7

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Islamabad United

26/2

Hyderabad Kingsmen

186/5

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Delhi Capitals need 184 runs in 16.3 remaining overs

225/6

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Complete List of Asia Cup Winners, Player of the Tournament, Final MVPs, Top Run Scorers & Wicket Takers

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The Asia Cup is one of Asia's biggest cricket tournaments, known for exciting matches and fierce rivalries. It started in 1984 and has given fans many unforgettable moments.

India has won the tournament the most, with nine titles. Sri Lanka comes next with six wins, and Pakistan has won it twice. In 2025, India claimed their ninth title by beating Pakistan in the final.

India beat Pakistan by five wickets to win the T20 Asia Cup 2025 in Dubai. Pakistan scored 146 runs, with Sahibzada Farhan making 57 and Fakhar Zaman 46. Kuldeep Yadav bowled really well, taking 4 wickets for 30 runs, and Pakistan lost 9 wickets for just 33 runs.

India started their chase with some early losses, but Tilak Varma scored a brilliant 69 off 48 balls. Sanju Samson and Shivam Dube also helped, and India finished at 150/5 with two balls left, finally beating Pakistan in an Asia Cup T20 final.

Asia Cup Title Winners: 1984–2025

Edition	Year	Winner	Won By	Runner-up	Host
17th	2025	India	5 wickets	Pakistan	UAE
16th	2023	India	10 wickets	Sri Lanka	Sri Lanka/Pakistan
15th	2022	Sri Lanka	23 runs	Pakistan	Sri Lanka
14th	2018	India	3 wickets	Bangladesh	UAE
13th	2016	India	8 wickets	Bangladesh	Bangladesh
12th	2014	Sri Lanka	5 wickets	Pakistan	Bangladesh
11th	2012	Pakistan	2 runs	Bangladesh	Bangladesh
10th	2010	India	81 runs	Sri Lanka	Sri Lanka
9th	2008	Sri Lanka	100 runs	India	Pakistan
8th	2004	Sri Lanka	25 runs	India	Sri Lanka
7th	2000	Pakistan	39 runs	Sri Lanka	Bangladesh
6th	1997	Sri Lanka	8 wickets	India	Sri Lanka
5th	1995	India	8 wickets	Sri Lanka	UAE
4th	1990-91	India	7 wickets	Sri Lanka	India
3rd	1988	India	6 wickets	Sri Lanka	Bangladesh
2nd	1986	Sri Lanka	5 wickets	Pakistan	Sri Lanka
1st	1984	India	N/A	Sri Lanka	UAE

Asia Cup Winners: Man of the Match & Player of the Series

Year	Winner	Man of the Match	Player of the Tournament
2025	India	Tilak Varma	Abhishek Sharma
2023	India	Mohammed Siraj	Kuldeep Yadav
2022	Sri Lanka	Bhanuka Rajapaksa	Wanindu Hasaranga
2018	India	Litton Das	Shikhar Dhawan
2016	India	Shikhar Dhawan	Sabbir Rahman
2014	Sri Lanka	Lasith Malinga	Lahiru Thirimanne
2012	Pakistan	Shahid Afridi	Shakib Al Hasan
2010	India	Dinesh Karthik	Shahid Afridi
2008	Sri Lanka	Ajantha Mendis	Ajantha Mendis
2004	Sri Lanka	Marvan Atapattu	Sanath Jayasuriya
2000	Pakistan	Moin Khan	Mohammad Yousuf
1997	Sri Lanka	Marvan Atapattu	Arjuna Ranatunga
1995	India	Mohammad Azharuddin	Navjot Sidhu
1990-91	India	Mohammad Azharuddin	-
1988	India	Navjot Sidhu	Navjot Sidhu
1986	Sri Lanka	Javed Miandad	Arjuna Ranatunga
1984	India	Surinder Khanna	-

Most Runs in Asia Cup (1984–2025)

Player	Country	Span	Matches	Runs	Highest Score	50s/100s
Sanath Jayasuriya	SL	1989-2011	24	1220	130	7/6
Kumar Sangakkara	SL	2000-2015	23	1075	121	8/4
Sachin Tendulkar	IND	1989-2012	21	971	114	7/2
Rohit Sharma	IND	2007-2025	39	1343	111*	10/1
Shoaib Malik	PAK	1999-2019	24	1118	143	5/4
Virat Kohli	IND	2008-2025	24	1195	183	5/5
Arjuna Ranatunga	SL	1982-1999	19	741	131*	6/1
Mushfiqur Rahim	BAN	2006-2023	29	1041	144	6/2
MS Dhoni	IND	2004-2019	20	690	109*	3/1
Mahela Jayawardene	SL	1998-2015	28	674	78	7/0
Pathum Nissanka	SL	2022-2025	18	607	107	4/1
Abhishek Sharma	IND	2025	6	309	75	3/0
Babar Hayat	HKG	2016-2025	8	292	122	1/1
Mohammad Rizwan	PAK	2022	6	281	78*	3/0
Kusal Mendis	SL	2022-2025	18	432	74*	3/0
Fakhar Zaman	PAK	2022-2025	12	231	53	2/0
Ibrahim Zadran	AFG	2022-2025	13	226	64*	1/0
Dasun Shanaka	SL	2016-2025	15	224	64*	1/0
Suryakumar Yadav	IND	2022-2025	15	349	68*	1/0
Rahmanullah Gurbaz	AFG	2022-2025	13	361	84	1/0
KL Rahul	IND	2022-2025	5	132	62	-
Shikhar Dhawan	IND	2018	5	342	78*	-
Mohammad Shahzad	AFG	2018	5	268	124	-
Hashmatullah Shahidi	AFG	2018	5	263	97	-
Imam-ul-Haq	PAK	2018	5	225	83	-
Litton Das	BAN	2018	6	181	121	-
Ambati Rayudu	IND	2018	6	175	60	-
Babar Azam	PAK	2018	5	156	66	-

Most Wickets in Men’s Asia Cup

Player	Country	Span	Matches	Wickets	Best Bowling
Wanindu Hasaranga	SL	2022-2025	12	17	3/21
Haris Rauf	PAK	2022-2025	10	17	3/29
Hardik Pandya	IND	2016-2025	14	15	3/8
Rashid Khan	AFG	2016-2025	11	14	3/22
Bhuvneshwar Kumar	IND	2016-2022	6	13	5/4
Kuldeep Yadav	IND	2025	6	13	4/7
Taskin Ahmed	BAN	2016-2025	11	13	3/28
Mustafizur Rahman	BAN	2016-2025	11	13	3/20
Amjad Javed	UAE	2016	7	12	3/25
Mohammad Naveed	UAE	2016	7	11	3/14
Jasprit Bumrah	IND	2016-2025	9	11	2/18
Al-Amin Hossain	BAN	2016	5	11	3/25
Mohammad Nawaz	PAK	2016-2025	14	10	3/5
Dushmantha Chameera	SL	2016-2025	10	10	3/30
Junaid Siddique	UAE	2025	3	9	4/18
Maheesh Theekshana	SL	2022-2025	9	9	2/21
Shaheen Afridi	PAK	2025	6	9	3/17
Aamir Kaleem	OMA	2016-2025	6	9	4/36
Shadab Khan	PAK	2022	5	8	4/8
Mujeeb Ur Rahman	AFG	2022-2025	6	8	3/16
Saim Ayub	PAK	2025	6	8	3/35
Rishad Hossain	BAN	2025	5	8	2/18
Mohammad Nabi	AFG	2016-2025	11	8	4/17
Fazalhaq Farooqi	AFG	2022-2025	8	8	3/11
Dasun Shanaka	SL	2016-2025	16	8	2/21
Mohammad Amir	PAK	2016	4	7	3/18
Nuwan Kulasekara	SL	2016	4	7	3/10
Mahedi Hasan	BAN	2022-2025	6	7	2/25
Naseem Shah	PAK	2022	5	7	2/7
Chamika Karunaratne	SL	2022-2025	7	7	2/27
Arshdeep Singh	IND	2022-2025	7	7	2/33
Shakib Al Hasan	BAN	2016-2022	7	6	2/20
Ravichandran Ashwin	IND	2016-2022	6	6	2/26
Rohan Mustafa	UAE	2016	7	6	3/19
Ashish Nehra	IND	2016	4	6	3/23
Dilshan Madushanka	SL	2022	6	6	3/24
Nuwan Thushara	SL	2025	6	6	4/18
Pramod Madushan	SL	2022	2	6	4/34
Abrar Ahmed	PAK	2025	6	5	2/13
Mohammad Irfan	PAK	2016	4	5	2/18
Varun Chakravarthy	IND	2025	5	5	2/29
Mashrafe Mortaza	BAN	2016	5	5	2/12
Shivam Dube	IND	2025	5	5	3/4

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