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Who is most successful in Asia Cup?

Asia Cup 2023: India and Sri Lanka will meet in the final for the 8th time in the history of the tournament. India defated Sri Lanka the last time they met in an Asia Cup final – in 2010. – India and Sri Lanka will meet in the Asia CUp 2023 final in Colombo on September 17 (AFP Photo) India will be looking to end their 5-year-long wait for a major trophy when they take on Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup 2023 final in Colombo on Sunday, September 17.

India’s last major title in senior men’s cricket came in 2018 in the Asia Cup when a Rohit Sharma-led side defeated Bangladesh in the final in Dubai. India and Sri Lanka have dominated the Asia Cup over the years. India are the most successful team in the Asia Cup with 7 titles while Sri Lanka are just one behind.

Quite a few had predicted a final meeting between arch-rivals India and Pakistan, considering the form with which Babar Azam’s men had headed into the final. However, Pakistan crashed out of the tournament, finishing last in the Super 4s after losses to India and Sri Lanka.

Will rain play spoilsport in Asia Cup 2023 final? While India and Pakistan have never met in the Asia Cup final in the 39-year history of the tournament, India and Sri Lanka have met in the title match as many as 7 times. India have a slender lead in terms of the head-to-head, having won 4 of their 7 meetings in the final.

India and Sri Lanka have had a habit of making it to the finals of major tournaments. Sri Lanka, who won the World Cup in 1996, always found ways to punch above their weight and dominate the major tournaments. In fact, it was Dasun Shanaka’s side that won the Asia Cup Twenty20 in the UAE last year.

INDIA VS SRI LANKA IN MAJOR FINALS 11 matches: India won – 5, Sri Lanka won – 4, No Result 2 INDIA VS SRI LANKA IN ASIA CUP FINALS 7 matches – India won – 4, Sri Lanka won – 3 When the World Cup was held in the sub-continent the last time, India and Sri Lanka met in the final and MS Dhoni’s men scripted a historic victory at the Wankhede Stadium.

Cut to 2014, Sri Lanka avenged their defeat to India by winning the T20 World Cup final in Mirpur as Sri Lankan legends Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene signed off with farewell finishes from the format.

What is the lowest score in ICC World Cup?

Lowest Team Scores in ICC Cricket World Cup – The lowest run total is one of the more embarrassing records in the World Cup and serves as a cautionary reminder for other teams. It’s mostly the less-popular teams like Canada and Namibia that have been on the receiving end of the ODI bowlers and were forced to depart for humiliating run scores.

Canada tops the list with a shockingly low score of 36 against Sri Lanka in the 2003 edition of the World Cup. Prabath Nissanka scored a four-wicket haul, conceding only 12 runs in 7 overs. Sri Lanka chased the 37-run target within 4.4 overs.

In second place is again Canada but two decades prior. In the 1979 World Cup, Canada was bowled out for 45 runs in 40.3 overs by England in the first innings. Namibia is in third place and tied with Canada’s score of 45 runs. In the 2003 World Cup, the peaking Australia dismissed the entire Namibian team for 45 runs in 14 overs in the second innings. They were chasing a target of 302.

Position	Team	Score	Overs	Inning	Opposition	Match Date
1	Canada	36	18.4	1	Sri Lanka	19-Feb-03
2	Canada	45	40.3	1	England	13-Jun-79
3	Namibia	45	14	2	Australia	27-Feb-03
4	Bangladesh	58	18.5	1	West Indies	04-Mar-11
5	Scotland	68	31.3	1	West Indies	27-May-99
6	Kenya	69	23.5	1	New Zealand	20-Feb-11
7	Pakistan	74	40.2	1	England	01-Mar-92
8	Ireland	77	27.4	1	Sri Lanka	18-Apr-07
9	Bangladesh	78	28	2	South Africa	19-Mar-11
10	Bermuda	78	24.4	2	Sri Lanka	15-Mar-07
11	Namibia	84	17.4	2	Pakistan	16-Feb-03
12	Sri Lanka	86	37.2	1	West Indies	07-Jun-75
13	Ireland	91	30	1	Australia	13-Apr-07
14	England	93	36.2	1	Australia	18-Jun-75
15	West Indies	93	35.2	2	Kenya	29-Feb-96
16	East Africa	94	52.3	2	England	14-Jun-75
17	Zimbabwe	99	19.1	2	Pakistan	21-Mar-07
18	U.A.E.	102	31.3	1	India	28-Feb-15
19	England	103	41	2	South Africa	22-May-99
20	Kenya	104	35.5	2	West Indies	04-Mar-03
21	Canada	105	33.2	1	Australia	16-Jun-79
22	Pakistan	105	21.4	1	West Indies	31-May-19
23	Bangladesh	108	35.1	1	South Africa	22-Feb-03
24	Sri Lanka	109	23	2	India	10-Mar-03
25	West Indies	110	46.4	1	Australia	30-May-99
26	Sri Lanka	110	35.2	2	South Africa	19-May-99
27	West Indies	112	43.3	1	Pakistan	23-Mar-11
28	Bangladesh	112	37	2	Sri Lanka	21-Mar-07
29	Kenya	112	33.1	2	Pakistan	23-Feb-11
30	New Zealand	112	30.1	2	Australia	11-Mar-03
31	Netherlands	115	31.3	2	West Indies	28-Feb-11
32	Bangladesh	116	37.4	1	New Zealand	17-May-99
33	East Africa	120	55.3	1	India	11-Jun-75
34	Netherlands	120	34.5	2	South Africa	03-Mar-11
35	Bangladesh	120	28	2	Canada	11-Feb-03
36	Scotland	121	42.1	1	New Zealand	31-May-99
37	Canada	122	36.5	2	Sri Lanka	20-Feb-11
38	Netherlands	122	30.2	2	Australia	20-Feb-03
39	Canada	123	42.1	2	Zimbabwe	28-Feb-11
40	Zimbabwe	123	40.3	2	Pakistan	11-Jun-99
41	England	123	33.2	1	New Zealand	20-Feb-15
42	Bangladesh	124	31.1	1	Sri Lanka	14-Feb-03
43	England	125	49.1	2	Zimbabwe	18-Mar-92
44	India	125	41.4	1	Australia	15-Feb-03
45	Afghanistan	125	34.1	1	South Africa	15-Jun-19
46	East Africa	128	60	2	New Zealand	07-Jun-75
47	Australia	129	38.2	2	India	20-Jun-83
48	Netherlands	129	26.5	2	Australia	18-Mar-07
49	Namibia	130	42.3	2	India	23-Feb-03
50	Scotland	130	25.4	1	Australia	14-Mar-15
51	Bangladesh	131	43.5	2	West Indies	19-Apr-07
52	Scotland	131	40.1	2	Australia	14-Mar-07
53	India	132	60	2	England	07-Jun-75
54	Pakistan	132	45.4	1	Ireland	17-Mar-07
55	Pakistan	132	39	1	Australia	20-Jun-99
56	Zimbabwe	133	44.1	1	Kenya	12-Mar-03
57	Sri Lanka	133	37.2	1	South Africa	18-Mar-15
58	New Zealand	133	25.5	2	Australia	20-Apr-07
59	Kenya	134	49.4	1	Zimbabwe	27-Feb-96
60	Zimbabwe	134	46.1	1	England	18-Mar-92
61	Ireland	134	37.4	2	New Zealand	09-Apr-07
62	Pakistan	134	31	2	England	22-Feb-03
63	Zimbabwe	135	44.2	1	India	17-Oct-87
64	Sri Lanka	136	50.4	1	England	20-Jun-83
65	Canada	136	50	2	South Africa	27-Feb-03
66	U.A.E.	136	48.3	1	England	18-Feb-96
67	Netherlands	136	48.1	2	India	12-Feb-03
68	West Indies	136	38.4	2	South Africa	05-Mar-92
69	Scotland	136	34.1	1	Netherlands	22-Mar-07
70	Sri Lanka	136	29.2	1	New Zealand	01-Jun-19
71	Zimbabwe	137	41.4	2	Australia	14-Mar-92
72	Sri Lanka	138	50.1	2	Pakistan	14-Jun-75
73	Canada	138	42.5	2	Pakistan	03-Mar-11
74	Canada	139	60	1	Pakistan	09-Jun-79
75	Zimbabwe	139	42.4	2	Australia	13-Oct-87
76	West Indies	140	52	2	India	25-Jun-83
77	Kenya	140	38	1	South Africa	12-Feb-03
78	Ireland	141	33.2	2	South Africa	15-Mar-11
79	Netherlands	142	50	1	England	16-Feb-03
80	Kenya	142	43.4	1	Sri Lanka	01-Mar-11
81	Afghanistan	142	37.3	2	Australia	04-Mar-15
82	Scotland	142	36.2	1	New Zealand	17-Feb-15
83	Bangladesh	143	37.2	1	England	11-Apr-07
84	West Indies	143	34.2	2	India	27-Jun-19
85	Netherlands	145	50	1	Pakistan	26-Feb-96
86	New Zealand	146	45.1	1	India	14-Mar-03
87	Kenya	147	36	2	Zimbabwe	20-Mar-11
88	South Africa	149	43.5	1	Australia	25-Apr-07
89	Pakistan	151	56	2	England	16-Jun-79
90	Zimbabwe	151	50	1	West Indies	16-Feb-96
91	West Indies	151	33.1	2	South Africa	27-Feb-15
92	Australia	151	32.2	1	New Zealand	28-Feb-15
93	Australia	151	30.3	2	West Indies	11-Jun-83
94	U.A.E.	152	50	2	South Africa	16-Feb-96
95	England	152	44.3	2	South Africa	25-Feb-96
96	Kenya	152	44.3	1	South Africa	26-May-99
97	Afghanistan	152	32.4	2	Sri Lanka	04-Jun-19
98	New Zealand	153	35	2	Sri Lanka	18-Mar-11
99	England	154	48	1	South Africa	17-Apr-07
100	Zimbabwe	154	45.3	1	Australia	01-Mar-96

Which is lowest score in ODI?

1) Zimbabwe – 35 in 18 overs against Sri Lanka at Harare in 2004.2) USA – 35 in 12 overs against Nepal at Kirtipur in 2020.3) Canada – 36 in 18.4 overs against Sri Lanka at Paarl in 2003.

What is the lowest score in World Cup?

Records in World Cup

Team	Score	Overs
Canada	36	18.4
Canada	45	40.3
Namibia	45	14.0
Bangladesh	58	18.5

Who is No 1 team in ODI?

Pakistan (Current ranking No.1, with 114.889 rating) – Pakistan, who had entered the Asia Cup as the No.1 ranked side, incurred a big dent when they lost their final Super Four match at the Asia Cup to Sri Lanka. With no ODI matches scheduled for Pakistan ahead of the World Cup, their hopes of remaining as the No.1 ranked side in ODIs depends entirely on Australia’s performance against India.

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Who is the highest wicket taker in Asia Cup?

13 ODIs Aug 30 – Sep 17 The Asia Cup has been a happy hunting ground for Sri Lankan bowlers. The six-time champions had an incredible batting lineup throughout the 1990s and into the early 2010s, but it was perhaps their skill and wicket-taking ability with ball in hand that earned them the success in these years.

Four of the Asia Cup’s 5 all-time leading wicket-takers in the ODI format hail from Sri Lanka. Muttiah Muralitharan is unsurprisingly the head of the list, with 30 wickets between 1995 and 2010. Right on his heels is Lasith Malinga, whose white-ball excellence in subcontinental conditions came through with 29 wickets, including three 5-wicket-hauls.

Third on the list is the original mystery spinner, Ajantha Mendis, whose numbers are phenomenal. He also possesses the best figures in any Asia Cup match, with the famous 6/13 destruction of India in 2008. He took 17 wickets in that tournament, which is also the most by any bowler in a single tournament at the Asia Cup, just ahead of Irfan Pathan’s 14 in the tournament prior.

Mendis ended his Asia Cup career with 26 wickets in just 8 matches, at a remarkable average just sitting above 10. Saeed Ajmal is the first non-Lankan in the top wicket-takers list with 25 wickets for Pakistan in 12 matches, and he is followed up by Chaminda Vaas taking 23 wickets in 19. In the T20I tournaments, Bhuvneshwar Kumar leads the pack with 13 wickets across two editions.

He also holds the best figures and the only five-for, conceding only 4 runs as he ran through the Afghanistan order in 2022. read more

Why Sri Lanka won against Pakistan?

Here’s why Sri Lanka won even after scoring the same runs as Pakistan – The logic lies in the rain disruption. As the rains delayed the beginning of the Pakistan vs Sri Lanka match, the game was reduced to 45 overs. Both teams started playing with the changed conditions but the rains again came pouring in during the first innings in which Pakistan was batting.

• The rains pushed the game more which was now reduced to 42 overs and after the innings, Pakistan scored a total of 252 runs.
• But, one run from Pakistan’s total run was deducted as Duckworth-Lewis (DLS) calculations came into play.
• As before the second rain delay, as per the rules one run would have to be deducted from the total score.

In case the 5th wicket did not fall, the score would be increased up to 255. DLS calculations undergo real-time adjustments throughout the game, taking into account the reduction in overs or the fall of wickets. Consequently, the target score is subject to fluctuations influenced by these variables.

• The calculation relies on a predetermined set of tables containing data about benchmark scores, available resources, and target scores, all of which are meticulously precomputed to ensure equitable and precise adjustments to the targets.
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What is group stage and super 4 in Asia Cup?

Asia Cup Format – The Asia Cup 2023 kicks off on 30 August with two groups comprising three teams playing in round-robin style within their group. Top two sides from each group will then qualify for the Super Four stage. The Super Four will be another round-robin series of games. The top two sides from there will qualify for the final, to be played on 17 September in Colombo.

Who is qualified for Asia Cup 2023?

Now the time has come when the Asia Cup Final 2023 match will be played between India and Sri Lanka. Actually, let us tell you that the match was held in Colombo to reach the final between Pakistan and Sri Lanka. In this match, Sri Lanka achieved its spectacular victory, and Pakistan was stopped from reaching the final match.

Let us make it clear to you that in the first match, Sri Lanka defeated Bangladesh by five wickets, while in the second match, Afghanistan was defeated by 2 runs, but Team India defeated Sri Lanka by 41 runs. Pakistan was defeated by two wickets in a thrilling match, and Sri Lanka made its place in the Asia Cup Final 2023.

Till 17:19pm Hours SL Scored 50 runs all out and India needs to win Asia Cup 2023, India scored 51 run without loss any wickets, now at 18:08pm India has been win Asia Cup 2023, great India. Even though Sri Lanka has defeated Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan, etc., we can still say that it will not be easy for Team Sri Lanka to defeat Team India in the Asia Cup Final in 2023,

• We can say this on the basis of this logic.
• Shanghai Masters Snooker 2023 Results World Patient Safety Day D23 Expo 2024 Schedule Paris Olympics Schedule It is being said that India had set a target of 213 runs against Sri Lanka, whereas in response, the Sri Lankan team was all out for just 172 runs.

Therefore, Sri Lanka should play very carefully. Asia Cup Final 2023 Both teams are desperate to win the match, but now it remains to be seen who will be able to secure victory in the upcoming final match.