Will India Participate In Asia Cup 2025? Schedule Likely To Be Out Soon;

 

Will India Participate In Asia Cup 2025? Schedule Likely To Be Out Soon;



India has officially secured the hosting rights for the 2025 edition of the tournament. However, due to ongoing diplomatic tensions with Pakistan, there’s talk about possibly moving the event to a neutral location or even splitting it between venues.
As for India’s participation in the Asia Cup 2025, things are still up in the air. The Asian Cricket Council (ACC) is expected to make a final call on the tournament within the next week. According to a report from Cricbuzz, if all goes well, we could see the official tournament calendar announced in early July. The event is set to kick off around September 10, aligning with its proposed start in the second week of the month.




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