Pakistan will meet India in the Asia Cup 2025 final. The Men In Green have defeated every opponent, except India, on their path to the final. We take a look at their performance so far in the tournament... (Photo- AFP)
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Pakistan vs Oman: Salman Ali Agha and his men opened their campaign against Oman, and crushed them by 93 runs. (AP Photo)
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Pakistan vs India: The second match was against their arch-rival India. Pakistan, batting first, could only manage 127 on the board. The Men in Blue chased down the target comfortably and won the match by 7 wickets. (AP Photo)
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Pakistan vs UAE: Pakistan then faced UAE in a crucial group stage encounter, which they even threatened to pullout from. The match was eventually played but only after an hour delay from its scheduled start. Pakistan secured the win and their spot in Super Four stage, but it was a hard fought victory for Salman Ali Agha and his troop. Batting first, Pakistan could only score 146/9 and in response bowled out UAE for 105. (AP Photo)
Pakistan vs India: Salman Ali Agha and his men once again met India in the Super Four stage and this time Pakistan produced a much-improved show with the bat and piled 171/5. In response, the opening pair of Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill gave India an explosive start, stitching 105(59) for the first-wicket. This partnership allowed India to chase down the target comfortably and win by six wickets. (Photo- X)
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Pakistan vs Sri Lanka: On September 23, Pakistan clashed with Sri Lanka in their second match of Super Four, which they won comfortably by five wickets. (AP Photo)
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Pakistan vs Bangladesh: This was a virtual knockout tie and it turned out to be a low-scoring thriller. Pakistan scored 135/8 in 20 overs and held Bangladesh to 124/9 in 20 overs to book their place in the final. (AP Photo)
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Pakistan is now all set to lock horns with India in a much-awaited final, which will also be the first time the two nations meet in Asia Cup final in 41 years. (AP Photo)
