India vs Pakistan Final HIGHLIGHTS, Asia Cup 2025: IND beat PAK by 5 wickets to win second successive title

India vs Pakistan Final HIGHLIGHTS, Asia Cup 2025: India beat Pakistan by five wickets to lift their 9th Asia Cup title in Dubai on Sunday, September 28. Chasing the 147-run target, the Men in Blue suffered an early blow as Abhishek Sharma departed cheaply in the second over. Suryakumar and Gill followed him back, and India found themselves in trouble at 20/3 in 4 overs. Samson walked out to bat and steadied the innings with Tilak. The duo stitched a 57-run partnership to bring India back into the match.Abrar broke that partnership, and Pakistan thought they were back in the match with the asking rate closing at 10rpo, but a poor Rauf conceded 17 runs in the 15th over to change the match in India's favour. 10 needed off the final over, and Tilak smashed Rauf for a six and almost sealed the game, leaving Rinku to hit the winning runs.Earlier, Sahibzada Farhan and Haris Rauf stitched an 84-run partnership for the first wicket. Sahibzada Farhan took on Bumrah again and completed his fifty in 35 balls.At one point, it looked like Salman Agha and Co. would easily cross the 180-run mark. But after Varun Chakaravarthy dismissed Fakhar Zaman for 46 runs, Pakistan lost control. Kuldeep picked up three wickets in one over and completely changed the match.Varun, Axar and Bumah also did a brilliant job, picking up two wickets each, while Kuldeep took 4 wickets. Pakistan is the only full-member side with a 40-plus dot-ball percentage in the Asia Cup 2025.

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