🏏 Asia Cup 2025: Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh, Super Four, Match 1 Dubai🏏 - Page 7

Congratulations to Bangladesh for their thrilling win against the spirited Sri Lanka team.

The Bangla Tigers have prowled over the Lankan Lions in this first game of the Super Fours. A tasty little chapter added to this new simmering rivalry that makes the Asia Cup all the more interesting.

Details for today's match--

India vs Pakistan, Super Fours, Match 14th (A1 v A2)

Series: Asia Cup 2025

Venue: Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai

Date & Time: Sep 21, 06:30 PM LOCAL

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

Details for today's match--

India vs Pakistan, Super Fours, Match 14th (A1 v A2)

Series: Asia Cup 2025

Venue: Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai

Date & Time: Sep 21, 06:30 PM LOCAL

Are they gonna come on time to play or boycott drama will continue?

Originally posted by: SalluTheUllu

Are they gonna come on time to play or boycott drama will continue?

BT: India should not have dropped Arshdeep. Having a pacer to support Bumrah in the death overs is important to prevent leaking runs -- What about extra spin then on a slowish pitch?

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

🏏 T20 Asia Cup 2025: Sri Lanka Vs Bangladesh, Super Four, Match 1, Dubai 🏏

Just two days ago, Bangladeshi fans were cheering for Sri Lanka, hoping they would win their final group-stage game and hand Bangladesh a lifeline into the Super 4s. Sri Lanka obliged, sealing not just their own qualification but also Bangladesh’s progression.

But allegiances in cricket are fickle, now, as the two sides face off, Bangladeshi supporters have swiftly swung back, ready for the next chapter in this fiery rivalry.

Ironically, Bangladesh’s current predicament stems from their earlier clash with Sri Lanka. A top-order collapse left them scraping to 139/5, a total Sri Lanka hunted down with ease in just 14.4 overs.

That defeat dealt a heavy blow to Bangladesh’s Net Run Rate, one that even convincing wins over Hong Kong and the UAE couldn’t fully repair.

With four points in hand, their fate ultimately hinged on Sri Lanka’s result against Afghanistan. Had Sri Lanka stumbled, a three-way tie would have emerged—with Bangladesh’s poor NRR pushing them out. Instead, Sri Lanka’s victory spared them that scenario, setting the stage for today’s showdown!!

Thanks di

“Good contest ahead! Sri Lanka have form on their side but Bangladesh also look dangerous if their top order settles. Dubai pitch might help spinners, so it could be a close game.”