Pakistan and India meet again today in the Super Four stage of the 2025 Asia Cup, a clash filled with history, pressure, and high stakes. For Pakistan, it’s more than a match — it’s a shot at redemption after being thrashed by India in their previous encounter. Fans worldwide are watching closely to see if Pakistan can finally halt India’s dominant run.
India, riding high after their T20 World Cup triumph last summer, have won 20 of their last 23 games and look unstoppable. Pakistan, meanwhile, have struggled for consistency, managing a 15-15 record since their World Cup exit, with three straight defeats against India underscoring the growing gulf.
While Pakistan’s new setup promised bold batting under captain Salman Ali Agha and coach Mike Hesson, the results have disappointed. Their strike rate in the Asia Cup has been the lowest among Super Four teams, exposing weaknesses in their top order. In contrast, the bowling unit, particularly the spinners, has carried the team with solid performances.
With openers Saim Ayub and Sahibzada Farhan failing to deliver, Pakistan faces mounting pressure. Yet, with the unpredictable nature of this rivalry, fans still cling to hope that the Green Shirts might spring a surprise against their fiercest rivals.
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