Asia Cup 2025 – What You Need to Know

If you’re a cricket fan, the Asia Cup 2025 is the event you’ll be talking about all year. It brings together India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and a few surprise entries for a showdown that decides who’s the best in the region. Below is the practical stuff – dates, venues, how to watch and a few tips to make the most of the tournament.

Match Schedule & Venues

The tournament kicks off on 14 June 2025 and runs until 1 July 2025. All ten matches are split across three stadiums in India and Sri Lanka. Here’s a quick glance:

  • 14 June – India vs Pakistan at Wankhede Stadium, Mumbai
  • 16 June – Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh at R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo
  • 18 June – India vs Sri Lanka at Eden Gardens, Kolkata
  • 20 June – Pakistan vs Bangladesh at Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore (neutral venue)
  • 22 June – India vs Bangladesh at Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru
  • 24 June – Pakistan vs Sri Lanka at Zahira International Stadium, Sharjah (neutral venue)
  • 26 June – Semi‑final 1 (top two group leaders) – venue TBD
  • 28 June – Semi‑final 2 – venue TBD
  • 30 June – Final – Eden Gardens, Kolkata

All match timings follow local time (IST). If you’re outside the region, add the time difference to avoid missing the action.

How to Follow the Action Live

Streaming options are simple. In India, the official broadcaster is Star Sports – you can watch on TV or via the Disney+ Hotstar app. For viewers in Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka Rupavahini Network handles the live feed, and the match stream is also on the SonyLIV app.

If you prefer a free option, the tournament’s official YouTube channel posts live highlights and a 30‑minute recap after each game. Social media is buzzing too – follow the hashtag #AsiaCup2025 on Twitter for real‑time score updates and fan reactions.

Want to stay ahead of the game? Download a cricket score app like Cricbuzz or the ESPN app. Set a notification for India’s matches and you’ll get a push alert the minute the ball drops.

Now that you know when and where the matches happen, here are a couple of quick tips to enjoy the tournament:

  • Plan your viewing schedule: Pick the matches that matter most to you and block that time on your calendar. If you’re juggling work, a quick 30‑minute highlights reel can keep you in the loop.
  • Get the chant ready: Even if you’re watching from a living room, a simple “India! India!” or “Pakistan! Pakistan!” adds the stadium vibe.
  • Stay updated on line‑ups: Teams often change their playing eleven based on pitch conditions. Check the final XI an hour before kickoff for the latest.

That’s the core info you need for Asia Cup 2025. Keep this page bookmarked, and you’ll always have the schedule, venue details and streaming tips at your fingertips. Enjoy the cricket, cheer loud, and may the best team win!

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