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ASIA Cup 2025: India-Pakistan Will Play, After the Indian Government Clarifies Its Position
Updated - 22-AUG-2025 5:12 IST

After the Indian government made clear its position on the team's participation, the highly anticipated India-Pakistan match at the Asia Cup 2025 is scheduled to go ahead. Fans, broadcasters, and organizers are thrilled by the announcement, as political and logistical issues have raised doubts in recent weeks.
Government’s Clarification
The Ministry of External Affairs has approved the Indian cricket team's safe travel arrangements for the Asia Cup, according to official sources. At first, India had worries about logistics and security, but the hosting country and the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) promised to meet the standards. The high-stakes match has been made possible by the government's emphasis that "sports should remain separate from politics."
Team Preparations
Asia Cup 2025 India Squard: With a balanced squad, India will rely heavily on its top-order batting led by Rohit Sharma and Shubman Gill, while the return of Jasprit Bumrah and the presence of Hardik Pandya as an all-rounder strengthen the side.
Asia Cup 2025 Pakistan Squard: Pakistan’s pace battery, featuring Shaheen Afridi and Naseem Shah, will test India’s batting depth. Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan remain crucial for anchoring their innings.
Fan Excitement and Economic Impact
Fans in both countries are quite excited about the confirmation. After the news, there was an immediate increase in both internet demand and ticket sales. It is believed that record-breaking viewership numbers will help broadcasters and advertisers who were waiting for clarity.
The most-awaited match of the India vs.Pakistan 6th Match of Asia Cup 2025 on September 14, is now officially scheduled after receiving approval from the Indian government. For fans of cricket, it promises to be both an exciting match and a reminder of how, at least on the field, cricket still unites people.