Three stats to look out for in the India vs Pakistan Asia Cup final
As cricket fans gear up for the Asia Cup final between India and Pakistan, key statistics highlight the intense rivalry. India have dominated T20Is since 2024, winning 34 of 37 matches.
Last Updated: 05.18 PM, Sep 28, 2025
As cricket fans eagerly await the thrilling Asia Cup final clash between India and Pakistan, several compelling statistics set the stage for a pulsating encounter. The rivalry between these two cricketing giants has always produced iconic moments, and this latest chapter promises no less excitement. Here are three key stats to watch ahead of the much-anticipated India vs Pakistan showdown.
India’s dominance in T20Is since 2024
India have been virtually unstoppable in T20 internationals since 2024, boasting an incredible record of 34 wins from 37 matches.
This tally notably includes victories achieved even in the high-pressure environment of Super Overs, where they have triumphed in all three they have played. Moreover, their triumph in the 2024 ICC T20 World Cup is also included in that.
This formidable run highlights India’s consistent dominance and their ability to handle crunch situations with composure and tactical acumen.
Pakistan’s dominance against India in finals
The two teams have met 12 times in finals across all formats, underscoring their deep-rooted rivalry on cricket's biggest stages.
Pakistan lead this head-to-head in finals with eight wins compared to India’s four, a factor that adds an intriguing dimension to this Asia Cup decider.
The most recent final against each other was the 2017 ICC Champions Trophy, where Pakistan stunned India with a commanding 180-run victory.
That result still weighs on the minds of Indian fans and players alike, making this final a perfect opportunity for India to even the ledger and rewrite the narrative.
India’s boundary-hitting skill
Batting prowess often decides Indo-Pak matches, and this time, the numbers reflect a fascinating comparison in boundary-scoring efficiency.
India’s top seven batsmen have been striking boundaries at an impressive rate, hitting one every five balls on average.
Pakistan’s top order, while still formidable, has managed a boundary every eight balls.
This difference could prove crucial in setting or chasing imposing totals. The ability to accelerate scoring through boundaries often dictates the momentum, and India’s superior boundary frequency may give them a vital advantage in this high-stakes final.