The biggest match of the Asia Cup 2025 was played on Sunday, September 14, between Suryakumar Yadav-led India and Salman Agha-led Pakistan at the Dubai International Stadium.
The hype further went downhill as India showcased sheer dominance and proved that the inferior and poor Pakistan team was no match for them.
The match was also filled with controversies as Suryakumar Yadav denied shaking hands with Salman Agha at the toss, and after hitting the winning runs, he walked off without greeting the opposition players.
Asia Cup 2025: In a way, they are forced because the BCCI has agreed to it - Suresh Raina
With the handshake snub and Suryakumar Yadav's Pahalgam statement, India cleared their position and showed where they stands in terms of relations with Pakistan.
"I know one thing for sure. If you personally ask the players, none of them wants to play the Asia Cup. In a way, they are forced because the BCCI has agreed to it," Suresh Raina said.
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Opening batsman Abhishek Sharma annihilated Pakistan with his quickfire knock of 31 runs and the former cricketer Aakash Chopra was mighty impressed with it. Speaking to ESPNcricinfo’s YouTube channel, Aakash Chopra said:
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