For fans, it’s about pride, history, and that electric energy only this rivalry brings. But here’s what’s interesting: while Pakistan has never won the Asia Cup, they did beat India once in T20 format; back in 2022. And India? They’re chasing their 8th title. The tournament kicks off August 28 in Dubai, with all matches at 6:30 PM local time. Group A has India, Thailand, and Hong Kong. Group B? Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, UAE, and Indonesia. The semis follow on September 10-11, with the final on the 13th. Whether you’re cheering for Harmanpreet’s leadership or Javeria Khan’s grit, this is one tournament you won’t want to miss. Because when India and Pakistan meet, it’s never just cricket; it’s legacy on the line.