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Which Team Has Won Most Asia Cup Titles? - In Pics

Asia Cup has been a prestigious cricket tournament showcasing the talents of Asian cricketing nations since 1984. Over the years, India has been a dominant force in the competition, clinching the title multiple times. Let's take a look at India's performance in each Asia Cup edition year-wise:

1984 (ODI format) - Venue: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

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1984 (ODI format) - Venue: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

India In the inaugural edition, India emerged as the winners by securing victories against Sri Lanka and Pakistan. They showed their prowess on the field and set the tone for their future Asia Cup performances.

1986 (ODI format) - Venue: Sri Lanka

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1986 (ODI format) - Venue: Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka Due to strained cricketing relations with Sri Lanka, India boycotted the tournament. Sri Lanka claimed the title by defeating Pakistan in the final.

1988 (ODI format) - Venue: Bangladesh

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1988 (ODI format) - Venue: Bangladesh

India (2nd title) In Bangladesh, India showcased their dominance yet again, defeating Sri Lanka in the final to clinch their second Asia Cup trophy.

1990 (ODI format) - Venue: India

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1990 (ODI format) - Venue: India

India (3rd title) Pakistan pulled out of the tournament due to political tensions with India. India secured the title by defeating Sri Lanka in the final.

1995 (ODI format) - Venue: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

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1995 (ODI format) - Venue: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates

India (4th title) India won the title for the fourth time by defeating Sri Lanka in the final, showcasing their consistent performance in the tournament.

1997 (ODI format) - Venue: Sri Lanka

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1997 (ODI format) - Venue: Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka (2nd title) In Sri Lanka, the host nation defeated India in the final to claim their second Asia Cup title.

2000 (ODI format) - Venue: Bangladesh

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2000 (ODI format) - Venue: Bangladesh

Pakistan India surprisingly failed to reach the final for the first time in the Asia Cup. Pakistan secured their maiden title by defeating Sri Lanka in the final.

2004 (ODI format) - Venue: Sri Lanka

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2004 (ODI format) - Venue: Sri Lanka

Sri Lanka (3rd title) Sri Lanka emerged victorious again in a well-structured tournament, defeating India in the final by 25 runs.

2008 (ODI format) - Venue: Pakistan

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2008 (ODI format) - Venue: Pakistan

Sri Lanka (4th title) Sri Lanka proved their mettle by defeating India in the final, thanks to a brilliant performance by Sanath Jayasuriya and Ajantha Mendis.

2010 (ODI format) - Venue: Sri Lanka

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2010 (ODI format) - Venue: Sri Lanka

India (5th title) India regained their form and claimed their fifth title by defeating Sri Lanka in the final.

2012 (ODI format) - Venue: Bangladesh

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2012 (ODI format) - Venue: Bangladesh

Pakistan (2nd title) Pakistan defeated Bangladesh in the final to secure their second Asia Cup trophy.

2014 (ODI format) Venue: Bangladesh

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2014 (ODI format) Venue: Bangladesh

Sri Lanka (5th title) Sri Lanka showcased their consistency once again, defeating Pakistan in the final and securing their fifth title.

2016 (T20I format) - Venue: Bangladesh

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2016 (T20I format) - Venue: Bangladesh

India (6th title) India dominated the first T20I format Asia Cup, defeating Bangladesh in the final and claiming their sixth title.

2018 (ODI format) - Venue: United Arab Emirates

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2018 (ODI format) - Venue: United Arab Emirates

India (7th title) India continued their supremacy, defeating Bangladesh in the final and securing their seventh title.

2022: (T20I format) - Venue: United Arab Emirates

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2022: (T20I format) - Venue: United Arab Emirates

The Asia Cup scheduled for 2020 was postponed to 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Sri Lanka hosted the tournament, and they emerged victorious by defeating Pakistan in the final, securing their sixth title.