India are unbeaten at the Asia Cup 2025 and will look to win their ninth title when they meet Pakistan in the finals at the Dubai International Stadium. (Reuters Photo)
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India vs UAE: India opened the campaign against UAE and folded them for 57 in 13.1 overs. India chased the target in less than five overs and won the match by 9 wickets. (AP Photo)
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India vs Pakistan: The Men In Blue then faced arch-rival Pakistan - a much-debated contest due to the Pahalgam attack and respecting the sentiments India refrained from customary rituals during the match. Pakistan batting first scored 127/9 and India achieved the target easily in just 15.5 overs, winning the contest by seven wickets. (AP Photo)
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India vs Oman: India faced Oman in the third match of their campaign, and surprisingly, the minnows gave the T20 champions a good competition. The Men in Blue set them a target of 189 runs and Oman in response managed 167/4 in 20 overs, and conceded a 21-run defeat. (AP Photo)
India vs Pakistan: Thearch-rivals met again in the Super Four. This time the match was more intense after all the controversies in the last meeting. Pakistan left India a target of 172, which India achieved after a destructive opening partnership of 105 off 59 balls between Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill. India won the match by six wickets. (PTI Photo)
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India vs Bangladesh: India then met Bangladesh and defeated them by 41 runs. Batting first, India piled a challenging 168/6 in 20 overs and Bangladesh could only manage 127/10 in response. The outcome also helped India book the tickets for final. (AP Photo)
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India played their final Super Four match against Sri Lanka, which was a high-scoring battle and was decided in Super Over. Batting first, India piled a staggering 202/5 and Sri Lanka managed the same in response. However, Arshdeep Singh's clinical effort made the Super Over a one-sided affair, which also kept India's perfect record at the tournament intact. (AP Photo)
