Pakistan held their nerve to clinch a tense 5-run victory over South Africa in Match 1 of the series. Batting first, Pakistan managed 104/9 in 10 overs, powered by a superb knock from Babar Azam (49 off 17 balls), who played with flair and precision under pressure. Despite regular wickets falling, his aggressive innings ensured
South Africa edged out Pakistan by 8 runs in a closely fought T10 encounter. Batting first, South Africa posted 135/5 thanks to a steady start from Quinton de Kock (16 off 6), Aiden Markram (50 off 22) and a strong finish by Heinrich Klaasen (28 off 11)*. Chasing 136, Pakistan’s top order got starts through
In one of the most sensational finishes in T10 history, Keshav Maharaj almost single-handedly pulled off an impossible chase, smashing five consecutive sixes off Aamer Jamal in the final over. With South Africa needing 39 runs from the last 6 balls, Maharaj’s fearless hitting stunned Pakistan and brought the game to the brink of a
Aiden Markram lit up the innings with a breathtaking 50 off just 20 balls, providing the perfect foundation for South Africa’s total against Pakistan. His explosive stroke play combined power and precision, dominating the bowlers from the start. Markram’s half-century not only set the tone for South Africa’s innings but also proved vital in their
Pakistan pulled off a sensational victory by defending just 104 runs, marking the second-lowest total ever successfully defended in T10 cricket. Led by a brilliant Babar Azam (49 off 17) and backed by disciplined bowling from Aamer Jamal and Salman Ali Agha, Pakistan turned what seemed a modest total into a historic win. Their tight
Abhishek Sharma showcased fearless intent in the Asia Cup final, blasting a brilliant 51 off just 22 balls at a strike rate of 231.82. Partnering with Rohit Sharma, he dominated Pakistan’s bowlers with clean, powerful hitting that helped India post a commanding total. Though the match ended in heartbreak for India, Abhishek’s blistering knock cemented
Rohit Sharma delivered a captain’s masterclass in the Asia Cup final, smashing a stunning 87 off just 32 balls at a strike rate of 271.88. His explosive innings, packed with elegant stroke play and fearless hitting, powered India to a massive 156/2 in 10 overs. Though India narrowly lost in the super over, Rohit’s whirlwind
In a breathtaking Asia Cup 2025 final, Pakistan edged past India in a nail-biting super over to lift the trophy in dramatic fashion. Batting first, India posted a commanding 156/2 in 10 overs, powered by a scintillating knock from Rohit Sharma (87 off 32 balls), who smashed boundaries at will, and Abhishek Sharma (51 off
Tim Seifert unleashed a breathtaking display of power-hitting, smashing a 14-ball half-century — the second-fastest fifty ever recorded in world cricket — to propel New Zealand to a massive total of 159 in just 10 overs. Opening the innings, Seifert’s 55 off 16 balls at an astonishing strike rate of 343.75 set the tone for
Steve Smith lit up the stadium with an explosive 14-ball fifty — the second-fastest fifty ever recorded globally. Displaying pure dominance, Smith’s innings of 51* off just 16 balls powered Australia to a thrilling 8-wicket victory over New Zealand with 2.1 overs to spare. His breathtaking knock combined precision, power, and timing, reminding everyone why
In a stunning collapse at Wellington, Australia recorded the lowest first-innings total of the tournament, managing only 60 runs in 9.2 overs against New Zealand. The Kiwi bowlers dominated from the start, with Glenn Phillips (3/11) and Tim Southee (2/10) dismantling the Australian lineup. Despite a late resistance from *Adam Zampa (11 off 7)**, Australia’s
In a thrilling low-scoring encounter at Wellington, New Zealand edged past Australia by two wickets with just one ball to spare, claiming victory in the second match of the series. The game was a rollercoaster dominated by bowlers, where both teams struggled to build momentum with the bat. Australia, batting first, crumbled under sustained pressure
In a dramatic Asia Cup showdown, Pakistan edged past Sri Lanka in a thrilling Super Over finish to secure their spot in the final against India. Both sides scored 88/7 in their allotted 10 overs, but it was Pakistan who kept their cool when it mattered most, clinching victory in the one-over eliminator. Sri Lanka’s
In a nail-biting contest at the Asia Cup, Sri Lanka chased down India’s modest total of 93/5 with just 0.1 overs to spare, winning by 3 wickets. Wanindu Hasaranga was the star of the night, smashing 18 runs off 8 balls and taking 2 crucial wickets for 15 runs, earning him the Man of the
Shakib Al Hasan once again showcased his explosive batting skills by smashing his second T10 fifty in just 18 balls during the Asia Cup clash against Pakistan. His previous fifty came in just 17 balls, marking him as one of the quickest scorers in the format. Shakib remained unbeaten on 75 off 26 deliveries, studded
In a jaw-dropping exhibition of power-hitting and composure, Bangladesh stunned Pakistan with a commanding victory in Match 8 of the Asia Cup on September 19, 2025. Bangladesh batted first and tore into the Pakistani attack, with Shakib Al Hasan putting on a batting masterclass. Shakib slammed 75 runs from just 26 balls at a blistering
India secured their largest margin of victory in Ten10 cricket by defeating Afghanistan by a phenomenal difference of 99 runs. This incredible win highlighted India’s dominance in both batting and bowling, with the bowlers ripping through the opposition lineup soon after the explosive first innings, resulting in a one-sided result that emphasized the team’s overwhelming
India set a new benchmark for their highest first innings total in Ten10 cricket by amassing a staggering 185 runs for 7 wickets against Afghanistan, showcasing explosive batting from every position. This aggressive, high-scoring approach reflected the team’s immense depth and power-hitting capabilities, creating a record that will stand out in India’s short-format history.
India delivered a commanding performance against Afghanistan in a Ten10 encounter at the Narendra Modi Stadium, claiming victory by a massive margin of 99 runs. Batting first, India posted a formidable total of 185 for 7 in their 10 overs, with consistent contributions flowing from nearly every batter. Shubman Gill led the way with a
Sri Lanka emerged victorious in a thrilling Asia Cup Match 6 against Bangladesh, clinching the win by just one wicket with only 0.1 overs to spare. Bangladesh, batting first, reached 85 runs for 7 wickets in their allotted 10 overs, with Mushfiqur Rahim playing a key innings of 31 runs off 13 balls, supported by
Fakhar Zaman smashed the fastest fifty ever, reaching the milestone in just 13 balls during Pakistan’s win over Afghanistan in the Asia Cup. His explosive knock of 57* off 19 balls powered Pakistan to a 7-wicket victory.
Mohammad Nabi blasted a 16-ball fifty, equaling the record shared by Gurbaz and Ibrahim Zadran for the second fastest in T10. He went on to score 63 off just 23 balls, showcasing his explosive power-hitting.
Pakistan stormed to a 7-wicket victory over Afghanistan in the Asia Cup clash at Dharamshala, thanks to Fakhar Zaman’s record-breaking blitz. Chasing 136, Zaman smashed the fastest fifty in T10 history, reaching the milestone in just 13 balls before finishing unbeaten on 57 off 19 deliveries. Earlier, Afghanistan posted 135-7, with Mohammad Nabi’s explosive 63
Ibrahim Zadran matched Rahmanullah Gurbaz’s record for the fastest fifty in just 16 balls and went on to register the highest score of 89 off 28 balls, steering Afghanistan to a dominant win.
