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Most Centuries in T20 Cricket

Here is the list of the players who have scored most number of centuries in the history of the T20 format.

Aug 7, 2023, 3:08 PM4 min read

Most Centuries in T20 Cricket

One of the biggest achievements for a batter is to score a hundred in any of the formats of cricket. T20 is a challenging format to score a century in because of limited overs. Players with the caliber of power-hitting and scoring brisk rate are promising to score a century in T20s. Over the years, several exceptional cricketers have showcased their batting prowess, delivering tons in the shortest format of the game. These outstanding innings have captivated fans around the world, showcasing the explosive and dynamic nature of T20 cricket. In this Article, We'll talk about the players with the most centuries in T20 Cricket.

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Most Centuries in T20 Cricket (Top Five):

Chris Gayle | 22 Hundreds

Gayle has played for as many as 29 different teams in his T20 career. The record for most centuries in T20 cricket belongs to him. Gayle has smashed 22 tons in his career, which began in 2005. The Universal Boss also holds the record for most runs in T20 cricket. He made his T20I debut for the West Indies in 2006 against New Zealand. Chris Gayle's first ton in the shortest format came when West Indies played South Africa in the first match of the 2007 ICC World Twenty20. The batsman scored 117 runs in just 57 deliveries to help West Indies post 205/6.

Most Centuries: Chris Gayle | Sportz Point
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Babar Azam | 10 Hundreds

Babar Azam is second on the list of the most centuries in T20 cricket. The Pakistan skipper has a total of 10 centuries in the T20 format. 3 of them came for the national team. He made this T20I debut against England in 2016 at the Old Trafford. Babar scored his maiden T20I hundred against South Africa in 2021. He has scored 9412 runs in 264 T20 matches with an average of 44.18. Babar took his century tally to 10 with his maiden triple-digit score in the Lanka Premier League and also became only the fourth centurion in the tournament's history.

Babar Azam| Sportz Point
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Michael Klinger | 8 Hundreds

Michael Klinger is third on the list of the most centuries in T20 cricket. The Australian batter has a total of 8 centuries to showcase in his career. Klinger, who despite his excellent T20 numbers – an average of 34.45 and a strike rate of 123.08 in 206 matches has featured in just three Twenty20 Internationals for Australia.

Michael Klinger | Sportz Point
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David Warner | 8 Hundreds

Warner was one of the rare talents in Australian cricket to have made his international debut in a T20 International game against South Africa without playing a single first-class match. He stunned the entire nation with his blistering knock of 89 runs off 43 balls on his T20I debut. David Warner has played 356 T20 matches and scored 11695 runs in his career. He is fourth on the list with a total of 8 centuries in this format.

Most Centuries: David Warner | Sportz Point
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Virat Kohli | 8 Hundreds

Virat Kohli was not in the Top Five before the IPL 2023 season. He climbed to the spot after scoring two consecutive centuries in the Indian Premier League. Virat has now 7 centuries in the IPL, the highest in the history of the competition. He also scored his first T20I century against Afghanistan in the Asia Cup 2023. The 34-year-old has played 374 matches and scored 11965 runs in the shortest format.

Most Centuries: Virat Kohli | Sportz Point
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Most Centuries in T20 Cricket:

Player Span Mat Inns Runs HS Ave SR 100 50 0 4s 6s
Chris Gayle 2005-2022 463 455 14562 175* 36.22 144.75 22 88 30 1132 1056
Babar Azam 2012-2023 264 254 9412 122 44.18 129.05 10 77 16 989 172
Michael Klinger 2006-2019 206 198 5960 126* 34.45 123.08 8 33 12 550 146
David Warner 2007-2023 356 355 11695 135* 37.60 140.61 8 99 23 1180 421
Virat Kohli 2007-2023 374 357 11965 122* 41.40 133.35 8 91 15 1069 371
Aaron Finch 2009-2023 382 376 11392 172 33.80 138.53 8 77 26 1089 452
Luke Wright 2004-2022 344 320 8526 153* 29.19 142.81 7 46 23 904 301
Brendon McCullum 2005-2019 370 364 9922 158* 29.97 136.49 7 55 22 924 485
KL Rahul 2013-2023 212 199 7066 132* 42.31 135.83 6 61 10 598 292
Quinton de Kock 2011-2023 308 299 9032 140* 32.96 138.44 6 57 18 935 349
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Most Runs for India in a Test Series

Shubman Gill, with his 722 runs and counting in the ongoing England vs India 2025 test series, is the batter with the third most runs for India in a test series.

Jul 27, 2025, 2:20 PM4 min read

Most Runs for India in a Test Series: Shubman Gill is now third highest on the list | sportzpoint.com
Shubman Gill became only the third India batter to score more than 700 runs in a test series. Image | BCCI on X

Since the beginning, India has been known for producing great batsmen. From great Sunil Gavaskar, Sachin Tendulkar, and Rahul Dravid to Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, they have all been among the best batsmen of their respective eras. Though all of these batters have set multiple records, only a few could score over 600 test runs in a series.

In this article, we present you with the list of players with the most runs for India in a test series.

Most Runs for India in a Test Series

#1. Suni Gavaskar | 774 in 1970-71 vs West Indies

Most Runs for India in a Test Series - Sunil Gavaskar - 774 | sportzpoint.com

In India's tour of the West Indies in 1970-71, Sunil Gavaskar made his debut and became the first Indian batter to score 700 or more runs in a test series. In the five-match test series against West Indies, Gavaskar scored 774 runs with an average of 154.80.

The highlight of the series was his 124 and a brilliant 220 in the final test. During that historic series, Gavaskar also struck four centuries and three half-centuries in eight innings, which helped India win the five-match test series by 1-0.

Read Also | Youngest Cricketers to lead India in Tests

#2. Sunil Gavaskar | 732 in 1978-79 vs West Indies

Sunil Gavaskar scored 732 runs in the India vs West Indies 1978/79 test series. | sportzpoint.com
Sunil Gavaskar scored 732 runs in the India vs West Indies 1978/79 test series. Image | Wisden

Sunil Gavaskar is the only Indian batter to have scored over 700 runs in a test series, that too for two times in his career. During the six-match test series against West Indies at home in 1978-79, Gavaskar slammed a total of 732 runs in nine innings with an unbelievable average of 91.50. This is also a record for an Indian captain in a test series.

The little master slammed four centuries and one half-century with a best of 205 and helped India win that six-match series by 1-0.

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#3 Shubman Gill | 722* in 2025 vs England

Most Runs for India in a Test Series: Shubman Gill is now third highest on the list | sportzpoint.com
Shubman Gill after hitting 4th ton of the Anderson-Tendulakr 2025 series. Image | BCCI on X

In the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar series 2025, the current Indian test captain has scored 722 runs in 4 test matches so far. In his first test series as a captain, Shubman Gill first broke the record for the highest test score by an Indian captain and then went on to equal the record for most test centuries in a series (4). 

Gill is currently the third batter in test history to score 4 test centuries as a captain in a single series, alongside Don Bradman and Sunil Gavaskar. Till now, Gill has scored 722 runs at an average of 90.25 and has converted every fifty into a ton. He will get two more innings to break Sunil Gavaskar's record.

He is now the third on the list of players with the most runs for India in a test series.

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#4 Yashasvi Jaiswal | 712 in 2024 vs England

Yashasvi Jaiswal - 712 runs in 2024 vs England | sportzpoint.com

Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal ended up as the leading run-scorer of the recently concluded IND vs ENG 2024 test series with 712 runs in five matches. He struck two double hundreds and three fifties in the test series.

The 22-year-old became the second batter after legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar to score 700 or more runs in a test series.

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#5 Virat Kohli | 692 in 2014-15 vs Australia

Most Runs for India in a Test Series - Virat Kohli 692 runs - 2014-15 vs Australia | sportzpoint.com

King Kohli has smashed more than 1500 test runs against the mighty Aussies. However, his career-best performance against the Australian side came in the four-match test series in 2014-15 on Australian soil. The right-handed batter fought alone and ended the series with 692 runs in four matches at an average of 86.50, including four centuries and one half-century.

His best score was 169 in that series. Despite his brilliant performance, India lost the series 2-0.

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#6 Virat Kohli | 655 in 2016 vs England

Most Runs for India in a Test Series - Virat Kohli - 2016 series vs England | sportzpoint.com
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During the England vs India 2016/17 test series, Virat Kohli brought out his best against the English side. During the five-match series, the former Indian skipper hammered 655 runs, including two centuries and two half-centuries, with the highest score of 235 with a huge average of 109.16 in eight innings.

Kohli's outstanding performance helped India win the five-match series 4-0.

Note: The article was first written by Abishek Goswami and then was updated by Koushik Biswas.

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BoyCott Asia Cup: India fans rage about India playing cricket against Pakistan in Asia Cup 2025

The hashtag #BoycottAsiaCup is trending on X (formerly Twitter) as Indian cricket fans and social media users express outrage over India’s scheduled match against Pakistan in the 2025 Asia Cup.

Jul 27, 2025, 8:30 AM3 min read

BoyCott Asia Cup: India fans rage about India playing cricket against Pakistan in Asia Cup 2025 | sportzpoint.com

The hashtag #BoycottAsiaCup is trending on X (formerly Twitter) as Indian cricket fans and social media users express outrage over India’s scheduled match against Pakistan in the 2025 Asia Cup. The tournament is set to take place from September 9 to 28 in the UAE, with India and Pakistan placed in the same group and likely to face each other up to a possible three times during the event.

BoyCott Asia Cup: India fans rage about India playing cricket against Pakistan in Asia Cup 2025 | sportzpoint.com
India are the current Asia Cup Champions. Image | Mint

The backlash boosted following the tragic terrorist attack in Pahalgam in April 2025, which claimed 26 civilian lives, and India’s subsequent military response, Operation Sindoor. Many Indian fans see the decision to play Pakistan as insensitive and accuse the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) of prioritising commercial attractions over national sentiment. This has led to calls for the BCCI to boycott the Asia Cup to uphold a stance against Pakistan's involvement amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Criticism has also targeted Indian players and officials for inconsistency, such as their boycott of a recent World Championship of Legends match against Pakistan, but their willingness to play in the Asia Cup. The controversy reflects the wider debate about whether sports should remain separate from political issues between the two nations.

Asia Cup 2025 full schedule

Date Match Details Competition Venue Time (GMT) Local Time
Sep 09 (Tue) Afghanistan vs Hong Kong, 1st Match, Group B AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 10 (Wed) India vs United Arab Emirates, 2nd Match, Group A AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 11 (Thu) Bangladesh vs Hong Kong, 3rd Match, Group B AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 00:00 05:30 AM
Sep 12 (Fri) Pakistan vs Oman, 4th Match, Group A AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 13 (Sat) Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka, 5th Match, Group B AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 14 (Sun) India vs Pakistan, 6th Match, Group A AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 15 (Mon) UAE vs Oman, 7th Match, Group A AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 15 (Mon) Sri Lanka vs Hong Kong, 8th Match, Group B AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 16 (Tue) Bangladesh vs Afghanistan, 9th Match, Group B AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 17 (Wed) Pakistan vs UAE, 10th Match, Group A AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 18 (Thu) Sri Lanka vs Afghanistan, 11th Match, Group B AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 19 (Fri) India vs Oman, 12th Match, Group A AFC Cup Qualifiers TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 20 (Sat) TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 1 (B1 v B2) Super Four TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 21 (Sun) TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 2 (A1 v A2) Super Four TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 23 (Tue) TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 3 (A2 v B1) Super Four TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 24 (Wed) TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 4 (A1 v B2) Super Four TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 25 (Thu) TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 5 (A2 v B2) Super Four TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 26 (Fri) TBC vs TBC, Super Four, Match 6 (A1 v B1) Super Four TBC 14:00 07:30 PM
Sep 28 (Sun) TBC vs TBC, Final Final TBC 14:00 07:30 PM

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Most Test Centuries for England

Joe Root scored his 38th Test Century on the third day of the fourth Test between England and India in Manchester. He is now the batsman with the most test centuries for England.

Jul 26, 2025, 11:18 AM4 min read

Most Test Centuries for England

The Nation England has produced some extraordinary Batsmen in Cricket. They have impressed Cricket fans from all over the world with their achievements and glory. The test is considered the Best Format in Cricket. England has & had some players who are the best among many in the world of Test Cricket. Sir Jack Hobbs is considered the Best Test Batsman for England in Tests. He has scored 5410 runs in just 102 innings with 15 centuries and 28 half-centuries.

In recent times of greats, Joe Root has proven himself one of the greatest if not the greatest for England in Test Format as he has every right due to his achievements. Now, Let's give a look at the list of the Top 5 Batsmen with the most test centuries for England.

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Top 5 Batsmen with the Most Test Centuries for England:

1. Joe Root | 38 Centuries

Most Test Centuries for England

England batter Joe Root has written his name in the history books for England in Test Format by bringing up his 38th Test hundred on the third day of the fourth Test between England and India in Manchester. With this century, Root also climbed to second on the all time list of Test run-scorers. Moreover, he also overtook Graham Gooch as the highest run-scorer at Lord's in international cricket. 

Root made his debut in 2012 against team India and since then he has played 157* test matches. He has scored 13,409 runs with an average of 51.17.

2. Alastair Cook | 33 Centuries

Most Test Centuries: Alastair Cook | Sportz Point
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Alastair Cook was one of the greats in Test Cricket of his generation. He made his debut against India in 2006 for the national team in Test Cricket. Cook played 161 Test matches in which he batted 291 innings. He scored 12,472 runs with an average of 45.35. His highest score was 294 and he made 33 centuries and 57 half-centuries for his team. Cook played his last Test Match against India in 2018.

3. Kevin Pietersen | 23 Centuries

Most Test Centuries: Kevin Pietersen | Sportz Point
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Kevin Pietersen has proved himself across every format for England. He made his Test debut in 2005 against the Australian side at Lords. Pietersen played 104 test matches, in which he scored 8181 runs with an average of 47.29. He played his last test match against Australia in 2014. Kevin Pietersen is third on the list with 23 Centuries.

4. Wally Hammond | 22 Centuries

Walter Hammond | Sportz Point
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The judgment of cricket history is that the greatest batsmen the game has known are - WG Grace, Jack Hobbs, Walter Hammond, and Don Bradman. Others may come close indeed to those four but do not quite take place with them. Hammond made his test debut against South Africa in 1927. He played 85 test matches and scored 7249 runs with an average of 58.45. He is 4th on the list with 22 test centuries. The Great Walter Hammond played his last Test match against New Zealand in 1947.

5. Colin Cowdrey | 22 Centuries

Michael Colin Cowdrey | Sportz Point
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Colin Cowdrey mostly known as Michael Cowdrey played Cricket for 21 years, One of the most durable batsmen in the history of Test Cricket. Cowdrey made his test debut in 1954 against the Aussies and played 114 matches, scoring 7624 runs with an average of 44.06. He is 5th on the list with the same no as Wally Hammond, 22 centuries. Michael Cowdrey played his last test match in 1975 against the Australian side.

Top 10 Players with the Most Centuries in Test Cricket for England:

Player Span Matches Innings Runs HS Average 100 50
Joe Root 2012-2025 157* 286 13409 262 51.17 38 66
Alastair Cook 2006-2018 161 291 12472 294 45.35 33 57
Kevin Pietersen 2005-2014 104 181 8181 227 47.28 23 35
Walter Hammond 1927-1947 85 140 7249 336* 58.45 22 24
Michael Cowdrey 1954-1975 114 188 7624 182 44.06 22 38
G Boycott 1964-1982 108 193 8114 246* 47.72 22 42
Ian Bell 2004-2015 118 205 7727 235 42.69 22 46
Andrew Strauss 2004-2012 100 178 7037 177 40.91 21 27
KF Barrington 1955-1968 82 131 6806 256 58.67 20 35
GA Gooch 1975-1995 118 215 8900 333 42.58 20 46
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Most Test Centuries in Cricket History

Explore the elite list of most test centuries in cricket history, led by Sachin Tendulkar. See how Joe Root is rapidly climbing to challenge the records set by legends like Ponting and others.

Jul 26, 2025, 10:43 AM5 min read

Most Test Centuries in Cricket History

The battle of supremacy in Test centuries has come a long way in cricket history. Some early established test records, defined by batting greatness, are nearly impossible to imagine being surpassed. The record for most test centuries in cricket history is one of them.

This prestigious list consists of legendary batters around the globe who have shaped the golden era of test cricket with their run-scoring consistency and centuries.

Discover the complete list of players with the most test centuries in cricket history and embrace their legacies.

Most Test Centuries in Cricket History

1. Sachin Tendulkar (IND) | 51 centuries

Sachin Tendulkar holds the Most Test centuries in cricket history | sportzpoint.com
Sachin Tendulkar celebrates his 30th Test century in 2002. Image | ESPNcricinfo

The 'Little Master' Sachin Tendulkar stands right at the top with 51 test centuries in his career, spanning from 1989 to 2013. His career was a saga of brilliance against every bowling attack in every condition.

From being the youngest Indian to score a Test century at the age of 17 years and 109 days in 1990, to ending up having the most test centuries in cricket history, Tendulkar has achieved it all!

He has consistently scored tons, becoming the first and only player to ever cross the fifty-mark in test centuries. These numbers let us believe that maybe some records can never be broken.

Read Also: Youngest Indian cricketers to score an international century

2. Jacques Kallis (SA) | 45 centuries

Jacques Kallis is 2nd in the list of Most Test centuries in cricket history | sportzpoint.com
Jacques Kallis celebrates his 40th test century in 2011. Image | Mint

The legendary all-rounder, Jacques Kallis, graced the longest format from 1995 to 2013, amassing 45 test centuries. He is the only South African to feature at the top of this list and to have scored more than 30 test centuries.

Apart from personal milestones, his hundreds were often foundational blocks for South Africa's innings in the game. He provided the key balance the team needed, contributing to secure a win or draw.

3. Ricky Ponting (AUS) | 41 centuries

Ricky Ponting is 3rd in the list of Most Test centuries in cricket history | sportzpoint.com
Ricky Ponting celebrates his 40th test century against India in 2012. Image | Pinterest

Ricky Ponting, the former Australian captain, led Australia through a golden era, scoring 41 centuries between 1995 to 2012. Known for his aggressive yet classy style, he thrived especially in big matches, putting the opposition under pressure.

One of the memorable moments in his century collection is the twin centuries during his 100th test match against South Africa in Sydney. This came in 2006, where Ponting scored back-to-back 120 and 142* in two innings.

He is the 3rd batter to go 40+ in the list of most test centuries in cricket history.

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4. Kumar Sangakkara (SL) | 38 centuries

Kumar Sangakkara is 4th in the list of Most Test centuries in cricket history | sportzpoint.com
Kumar Sangakkara celebrates his first century at the Lord's Cricket Ground in 2014. Image | Sky Sports

The Sri Lankan batting maestro, Kumar Sangakkara, is a perfect example of elegance and power blended together. His ability to score big placed him in the top 5 of most test centuries in cricket history.

Sangakkara scored 38 test centuries from 2000 to 2015. One of his defining moments in his career was his 287 runs against South Africa in 2006. This knock was a part of the record-breaking partnership of 624 runs with his teammate, Mahela Jayawardene.

5. Joe Root (ENG) | 38 centuries

Most Test Centuries in Cricket History

England's highest scorer in tests, Joe Root, has scored 38 test centuries so far, equaling Sangakkara's record with his flourishing career still ongoing. He has scored the most number of hundreds for his nation.

He reached his 38th test century in 2025 against India, during the 4th test of their series. Root is currently the World's No. 1 in the ICC Test batter rankings, and the only player in the top 5 of this list who has not yet retired.

Root's fiery form is a clear indication of him soaring higher in all charts of test cricket records, setting the standards for generations to come.

Read Also: Most Test Centuries for England

Most Test Centuries in Cricket History (TOP 20)

Here's the tabular breakdown of the Top 20 players having the most test centuries in cricket history, featuring 6 players from Australia, 4 from India, and several other cricketing nations.

Rank Player Country Test centuries
1 Sachin Tendulkar India 51
2 Jacques Kallis

South Africa

45
3 Ricky Ponting Australia 41
4 Kumar Sangakkara Sri Lanka 38
5 Joe Root England 38
6 Steve Smith Australia 36
7 Rahul Dravid India 36
8 Younis Khan Pakistan 34
9 Sunil Gavaskar India 34
10 Brian Lara West Indies 34
11 Mahela Jayawardene Sri Lanka 34
12 Kane Williamson New Zealand 33
13 Alastair Cook England 33
14 Steve Waugh Australia 32
15 Matthew Hayden Australia 30
16 Virat Kohli India 30
17 Shivnarine Chanderpaul West Indies 30
18 Dom Bradman Australia 29
19 Michael Clarke Australia 28
20

Hashim Amla

South Africa 28

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Asia Cup 2025 date announced; BCCI yet to confirm participation against Pakistan

According to the report, Asia Cup 2025 will start from September 8 and its final match will be played on September 24.

Jul 24, 2025, 12:46 PM2 min read

Asia Cup 2025 date announced; BCCI yet to confirm participation against Pakistan

There has been a lot of discussion about the Asia Cup 2025 tournament for a long time. However, now a big report has come out regarding the start of this tournament. The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) meeting was to be held in Dhaka regarding Asia Cup 2025, but the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) refused to attend it.

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However, later BCCI attended this meeting online, where Asia Cup was discussed and it is being told that consensus has been reached for organizing the tournament. The tournament will start from 8 September.

Asia Cup 2025 starts on September 8

According to the report, Asia Cup 2025 will start from September 8 and its final match will be played on September 24. 8 teams will participate in it, in which India, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan are full time members.

At the same time, the ACC Premier Cup winning team Hong Kong, Oman and UAE will also participate in it. According to the information, the tournament will be hosted in the UAE. However, BCCI will be its host and will release the schedule soon.

The tournament will be held in T20 format

Keeping in mind the T20 World Cup 2026, this time the Asia Cup will be held in T20 format. Last time there was a ODI World Cup, it was organized in ODI format. Matches were held in Pakistan and Sri Lanka under the hybrid model. The Indian team defeated Sri Lanka in the final and won the trophy of the last edition.

BCCI yet to confirm participation against Pakistan

A major question for the Asia Cup 2025 is whether India will play against Pakistan. Tensions remain high due to recent incidents like the Pahalgam terror attacks and India’s Operation Sindoor, leading to strong public sentiment against sporting ties with Pakistan.

Also Read: ENG vs IND 4th Test: Rishabh Pant to available for batting; Jurel will do wicketkeeping

This pressure has already led to the cancellation of the match between India Champions and Pakistan Champions at the World Championship of Legends, where Indian players withdrew in protest.

While the two teams might be placed in separate groups, a potential clash in the Super 4s or final would make a face-off inevitable, keeping fans and officials on edge.

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