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Asia Cup 2025 Set to Begin September 5

Cricket fans can finally mark their calendars as the Asia Cup 2025 schedule begins to take shape. According to Indian media reports, the tournament is expected to start on September 5, with the much-anticipated Pakistan-India clash scheduled for September 7 in Dubai. The arch-rivals may meet again on September 14 in the Super Four stage, if both teams progress.

ACC Set to Confirm Dates Soon

The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is likely to announce the official tournament schedule in the first week of July. Sources indicate that a 17-day window has been nearly finalized, running from September 5 to September 21. The final is expected to take place on the last day of the tournament.

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Tournament Format and Venue

Asia Cup 2025 will likely follow a hybrid hosting model similar to the 2023 edition. While India is officially designated as the host, political tensions between India and Pakistan make it improbable for matches to be played in either country. As a result, the UAE has emerged as the front-runner to host the tournament entirely or in part.

In 2023, Pakistan was the nominal host, but India played all its matches in Sri Lanka due to diplomatic hurdles. A similar arrangement is now expected, ensuring participation without compromising on national policies.

Confirmed Teams and Expectations

Six teams will participate in this year’s event: Pakistan, India, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and the UAE. Given the regional rivalry and rising cricketing standards, fans are looking forward to several competitive matchups.

Building Momentum Ahead of Final

Group stage matches and Super Four fixtures will build up to what promises to be a thrilling final on September 21. The clash between India and Pakistan on September 7 is expected to draw global attention, reigniting one of cricket’s most intense rivalries on neutral soil.

With just weeks to go until the schedule is unveiled, anticipation continues to rise across the cricketing world.

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