India vs Bangladesh Highlights Score, Asia Cup 2025: IND beat BAN by 41 runs, enter Asia Cup final – Will it play against PAK on Sunday?

Hardik Pandya and Tilak Verma are on the crease. In their last Super 4 match, these two batters gave a tough time to Pakistan. The Bangladeshi players have shown excellent fielding tonight. They are swift and balanced. Another good over from Bangladesh. IND 127/4 (14)

This wicket will slow down the Indian innings a bit. Suryakumar Yadav walks back to the pavilion. Mustafizur gets this wicket. Tilak Verma walks in. He faces Rishad and ends his over with a sixer. IND 124/4 (13)

A chaotic mix-up costs Abhishek Sharma his wicket. Mustafizur sends down a back-of-length off-cutter on middle and off, which SKY dabs towards backward point. Rishad dives full stretch to his left, sparking major confusion between the batters. Abhishek, halfway down the track, has to scramble back desperately, diving in vain. For a moment, it looks like Mustafizur might have botched the collection and broken the stumps with the wrong hand. But after a careful review, the third umpire confirms the stumps were indeed dislodged with ball in hand. Abhishek, unlucky and frustrated, is gone. Hardik Pandya comes in.

Suryakumar Yadav gives strike to Sharma as h knows the man is on fire right now. Saifuddin will not be very happy with his over. Total 16 runs come off this over. Men in Blue remain dominant. IND 112/2 (11)

Right after the drinks break, Sharma starts with another biggie — 90-mt-long six.

Saif Hassan bowls an economic over when compared to the previous bowlers. Five runs come off his over. And with that, the game halts for drinks break. IND 96/2 (10)

Spinner Rishad is countering the Indian batters and this time he sends Shivam Dube back to pavilion. But the Bangladeshi bowlers still have Abhishek Sharma to deal with and Sharma is not slowing down. Suryakumar Yadav joins him on the crease. IND 91/2 (9)

Abhishek Sharma is the star of this innings already. The ICC’s top T20I batter has smashed yet another half-century in just 25 balls. IND 83/1 (8)

No stopping Abhishek Sharma here. The man is on fire; currently playing at 46 (19). And finally a breakthrough for Bangladesh. Gill hits high but not long enough to land on the other side of the boundary and he has to go back now. Rishad takes the first for Bangladesh. IND 81/1 (7)

Abhishek Sharma hits an 81-meter-long six to Mustafizur on his second delivery. And he is hitting powerfully in the powerplay. Interesting trivia – Sharma has scored 132 runs from just 61 balls at a SR of 216.29 in the powerplays in the tournament. The man ends this one with another sixer over short third. IND 55/0 (5)

Yes, it was a slow start from Indian openers but that didn’t stick for long. A total of 21 runs came off Nasum’s over. One six each from Gill and Sharma plus a boundary from Gill. IND 38/0 (4)

Gill walks out and hits – that happened for the first two balls of Tanzim’s over. The first went for a boundary and second for a sixer.

Early chances come up in the initial overs. We can see Suryakumar Yadav wearing the helmet and sitting in the dugout. Tanzim’s third delivery got nicked but got a bit too far for the wicketkeeper to catch successfully. Abhishek Sharma gets another chance. The last ball brings in 3 runs. IND 17/0 (3)

Tanzim has set the tone with a sharp opening spell, giving Bangladesh fans an early reason to smile. The ball is shaping nicely and with movement on offer, Bangladesh will be eager to strike early blows and tilt the contest their way. The second over by Nasum brought a close chance of dismissal and the first boundary of the match. IND 10/0 (2)

Abhishek Sharma and Shubman Gill start Indian innings. Tanzim is looking for an early breakthrough. Good efforts by the pacer and he completes a good over. IND 3/0 (1)

Chasing remains the favoured call here, though today’s action shifts to a fresh strip. According to Simon Doull, the ground staff are pleased with the moisture levels on the pitch tonight. Ravi Shastri says quicks have held their own against spinners at this venue, not by sheer pace, but by swinging the ball and cleverly taking the speed off. Doull adds that the grass could dull the impact of slower balls, which means if you can post a competitive total.

Bangladesh Playing XI: Saif Hassan, Tanzid Hasan, Parvez Hossain Emon, Towhid Hridoy, Jaker Ali (Captain/WK), Shamim Hossain, Rishad Hossain, Nasum Ahmed, Tanzim Hasan Sakib, Mohammad Saifuddin, Mustafizur Rahman

India Playing XI: Abhishek Sharma, Shubman Gill, Tilak Varma, Suryakumar Yadav (Captain), Sanju Samson (WK), Shivam Dube, Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah, Varun Chakravarthy

Bangladesh will bowl first. Jaker Ali says that Litton Das injured himself during practice and is missing today but he hopes to have him back soon. He is excited and looking forward to this match, he adds. As a team, they are doing well, he admits and they are playing to their strengths. Four changes for Bangladesh – Taskin, Shoriful and Mahedi miss out.

The toss for the India vs Bangladesh is coming up in about next 10 minutes.

Indian opener Abhishek Sharma’s performance in the powerplays so far has been exceptional. Sharma has scored 132 runs from just 61 balls at a SR of 216.29.

The sluggish pitches in Dubai have made run-scoring tough during the middle overs. With Dubai’s searing heat, conditions are likely to stay just as challenging. The pitch however favours spinners. Interestingly, no team has been able to score above 200 in the last three years on the Dubai Cricket Stadium pitches.

Jasprit Bumrah’s rhythm in the Asia Cup has become a talking point. Bumrah is not quite at his menacing best. His outing against Pakistan was particularly expensive, leaking 45 runs in four overs. So far in the Asia Cup, Bumrah has managed just three wickets in three matches, operating at an economy of 8.36.

India’s assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate was quick to put things into perspective.

He told ESPN Cricinfo that Bumrah is doing an incredibly demanding job. “You don’t see many bowlers in this format bowling all three overs in the powerplay. So it’s quite strenuous as well. But we feel it’s the right amount of work going into the Test match [against West Indies] and obviously the importance of this competition as well,” the assistant coach said.

The toss for the India vs Bangladesh game will take place at 7.30 pm IST. The game will begin 30 minutes after that.

Hardik Pandya is ranked number 1 ICC T20I all-rounder. Pandya has 238 rating points at the first position and second on the list, Afghanistan’s Mohammad Nabi, has 231 rating points.

In the department of bowling, India’s ace spinner Varun Chakravarty tops the ICC rankings chart with 747 rating points. Like Abhishek Sharma, Chakravarty got his career best vs the Pakistan game last Sunday.

Indian opener Abhishek Sharma is sitting on the top spot of the ICC Men’s T20Is batting rankings. With a rating of 907, Sharma is now the third Indian after SKY and Kohli to cross 900 rating points. His career-best of 907 came after his match-winning innings (74 off 39 balls) vs Pakistan in their last clash.

India dominates the latest ICC T20Is Men’s team rankings. After playing 61 T20 matches, India currently has 16,551 points with a rating of 271. All in-form players have also retained their top spots in the rankings. Abhishek Sharma, Hardik Pandya and Varun Chakaravarthy have retained their top position among batters, all-rounders and bowlers respectively.

Bangladesh Predicted Playing XI: Saif Hassan, Tanzid Hasan Tamim, Litton Das (c & wk), Towhid Hridoy, Shamim Hossain, Jaker Ali, Mahedi Hasan, Nasum Ahmed, Taskin Ahmed, Shoriful Islam, Mustafizur Rahman

India Predicted Playing XI: Shubman Gill, Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma, Suryakumar Yadav (c), Sanju Samson (wk), Hardik Pandya, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Varun Chakaravarthy, Kuldeep Yadav, Jasprit Bumrah