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Who will win the Asia Cup 2025? Latest odds, favourites and betting for the ACC T20 tournament

Divy Dubey

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The countdown to the Asia Cup 2025 has begun with fans across the continent looking forward to another chapter in one of cricket's biggest rivalries. The T20 edition of the tournament will see eight teams fighting for the trophy in the UAE this September.

With India entering as defending champions and several sides showing strong recent form, the betting markets have already started reflecting the favourites and outsiders. Here is a look at the favourites, dark horses and where you can bet for Asia Cup 2025.

Who won Asia Cup 2023?

The last edition of the Asia Cup was played in ODI format across Pakistan and Sri Lanka. India produced a dominant performance in the final - beating Sri Lanka by 10 wickets.

That win gave India their eighth Asia Cup crown and made them as most successful team in the history of the competition.

When is the Asia Cup 2025?

The Asia Cup 2025 is scheduled to be played from September 9 to September 28, 2025. The tournament will follow a new structure with two groups of four teams each - leading to a Super Four stage and then the final.

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Where is the Asia Cup 2025?

All matches will be hosted in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The following venues will host the matches:

  • Dubai International Cricket Stadium, Dubai
  • Sheikh Zayed Cricket Stadium, Abu Dhabi

Asia Cup 2025 winner odds and latest betting

According to Dafabet, here are the outright odds for the 2025 Asia Cup:

TeamOdds*
India1.40
Sri Lanka7.00
Pakistan10.00
Afghanistan11.00
Bangladesh11.00
United Arab Emirates51.00
Oman101.00
Hong Kong251.00

*Odds correct at time of publish but subject to change

India start as clear favourites with Sri Lanka and Pakistan expected to be the closest challengers. Afghanistan and Bangladesh could play the role of dark horses while the remaining sides are considered long shots.

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Divy Dubey

Divy Dubey is a content producer for The Sporting News' India edition. He has a passion for cricket and is an avid fan of football. His work spans culture, media, and digital trends. With a background in research and a curiosity-driven approach, he enjoys crafting thoughtful, engaging stories that invite readers to see everyday topics in a new light.