Pakistan-India clash is back on the cards as the Indian government has given its cricket board a green signal to face Pakistan in the upcoming Asia Cup 2025.
According to Indian media reports, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has received official permission to play against Pakistan. Indian Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya confirmed that there is no issue with participating in international matches against Pakistan, including cricket and hockey.
Pakistan-India clash set for September 7
The Asia Cup will be held from September 5 to 21. A highly anticipated Pakistan-India cricket clash is likely to take place on September 7, based on the tournament schedule.
The news has sparked excitement among cricket fans on both sides of the border. Whenever Pakistan and India meet on the field, the match goes beyond cricket; it becomes a moment of national pride, emotions, and global attention.
In recent years, political tensions have limited direct cricket series between the two countries. Tournaments like the Asia Cup now provide rare but intense encounters between these arch rivals.
With both sides expected to field their best squads, fans can look forward to a thrilling contest. Pakistan’s team has been performing well, and India is also known for its strong bench.
If the match takes place as expected, it will not only be the most watched game of the tournament but also a major moment in South Asian sports this year.
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