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Pakistani cricketer Abrar Ahmed has sparked discussion with his off-field comments. He stated a wish to box against India's Shikhar Dhawan. This remark follows recent intense encounters between India and Pakistan. The Asia Cup final saw India secure victory. Ahmed's on-field actions also drew attention. His latest statement adds to the ongoing India-Pakistan rivalry.

Pakistan batter Muneeba Ali was controversially run out against India in the Women's World Cup. Despite an LBW appeal, the ball remained live, and a throw to the stumps found her out of her crease with her bat airborne. The 'bouncing bat law' did not apply as she was stationary.

India defeated Pakistan by 88 runs in the ICC Women's World Cup, while Sidra Amin received a reprimand for equipment abuse during the match. India's win highlights their continuous unbeaten streak.

India maintained their perfect Women's World Cup record, defeating Pakistan by 88 runs to extend their dominance to 12-0. The intense rivalry spilled onto the field with skipped handshakes, heated exchanges, and a controversial run-out. Deepti Sharma, involved in a clash with Sidra Amin, was ironically named best fielder. India now faces South Africa and Australia next.

Women's World Cup 2025: After the drama-filled Asia Cup, where politics and cricket became inseparable in the India-Pakistan clashes, the women's teams are set to meet in Colombo on Sunday. Following India's win over Sri Lanka in Guwahati, all-rounder Amanjot Kaur was asked whether Harmanpreet Kaur and her side would shake hands with their Pakistani counterparts.

Pakistan Cricket Board chief Mohsin Naqvi has apologised to BCCI. However, the PCB chief remained adamant on not returning the winner's medals and Asia Cup trophy.

Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Mohsin Naqvi faced severe backlash after Pakistan's Asia Cup defeat to India. Indian players notably refused to accept the winner's trophy from Naqvi, also ACC chairman, amidst fan boos. This unprecedented incident sparked widespread calls for Naqvi's removal, with Pakistani politicians and critics alleging he destroyed cricket by sidelining talent and making politically motivated decisions.

During an Asian Cricket Council (ACC) meeting in Dubai, attended by BCCI representatives Rajeev Shukla and Ashish Shelar, ACC chair Mohsin Naqvi avoided committing to handing over the Asia Cup trophy to India. This indicates an unresolved matter concerning the trophy's presentation to the Indian team.

Kuldeep Yadav's coach, Kapil Dev Pandey, lauded his student's stellar performance in India's Asia Cup 2025 victory over Pakistan. Pandey revealed Kuldeep's disciplined aggression, fueled by past frustration, helped him dismantle Pakistan's "kids" team, as Kuldeep reportedly called them, by focusing on batters' stances and strategic bowling.

After a painful 'retired out' incident in the 2025 IPL, Tilak Varma received crucial guidance from his childhood coach, Salam Bayash. This mentorship helped him deliver an unbeaten 69 in the Asia Cup final against Pakistan, leading India to victory and fulfilling his determination to win for the team.

Speaking to the press in Hyderabad on Tuesday, Tilak Varma said he was thrilled to have made the country proud with his match-winning knock against Pakistan in the Asia Cup final. The 22-year-old struck an unbeaten 69 to guide India to a successful chase of 147 in Dubai on Sunday.

India's Asia Cup 2025 triumph was overshadowed by extraordinary post-match scenes as captain Suryakumar Yadav alleged ACC chief Mohsin Naqvi ran away with the trophy. The Indian team collectively refused to accept it from Naqvi, who is also PCB chairman, leading to a chaotic presentation. BCCI confirmed it would file a formal complaint against Naqvi's actions.

India's Asia Cup final victory over Pakistan was marred by their refusal to accept the trophy from Pakistan's Interior Minister, leading to a shortened ceremony. Cricket legend Kapil Dev urged for politics to be kept separate from the sport, also noting a decline in Pakistani cricketing talent.

Ravichandran Ashwin lauded Tilak Varma's composed 69 not out, which secured India's Asia Cup 2025 final victory against Pakistan. Ashwin praised Varma's pressure handling and technical skill, while also crediting Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakaravarthy for their crucial bowling efforts. He explained Kuldeep's success stemmed from Dubai's unique pitch conditions.

India's T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav addressed the Asia Cup 2025 final controversy where his team boycotted handshakes with Pakistan and refused the trophy from PCB chief Mohsin Naqvi. This sparked debate about politics in cricket, with Yadav facing tough questions. He later pledged his match fees to the Indian Army, as diplomatic tensions overshadowed India's tournament victory.

India's Asia Cup victory over Pakistan descended into controversy as the Indian team refused to accept the trophy from ACC President Mohsin Naqvi, citing his social media posts and diplomatic tensions. Naqvi, also Pakistan's interior minister, subsequently removed the trophy, leading to India celebrating without it. The incident escalated into a political spat between the two nations.

India's Asia Cup 2025 final hero, Tilak Varma, received a rapturous welcome from fans as he returned to Hyderabad on Monday. The 21-year-old southpaw, who scored an unbeaten 69 to seal victory against Pakistan, was greeted with thunderous cheers at Shamshabad Airport.

The BCCI condemned ACC chairman Mohsin Naqvi for taking the Asia Cup trophy after India declined to accept it from him. BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia announced the board will raise a serious objection at an upcoming ACC meeting, threatening to escalate the matter to the ICC if the trophy isn't returned.

Shashi Tharoor questioned Sanju Samson's batting position after India won the 2025 Asia Cup. He asked why Shubman Gill opened instead of Samson. Both players had modest performances in the tournament. Tharoor suggested restoring Samson to opener and placing Gill at number three. Samson contributed to stabilizing the innings during the final match.

Former Pakistani cricketers have sharply criticised Haris Rauf’s costly performance in the Asia Cup final against India, where he conceded 50 runs in four overs. Veterans questioned his death-over bowling and captain Salman Ali Agha’s decision to bring him on during a crucial phase, which ultimately shifted momentum firmly towards India.