The Asia Cup has always been a tournament for exceptional clashes and nail-biting thrillers, but on occasion, a team produces such a dominant performance that it registers itself in the history books. While most matches go down to the wire, the tournament has also witnessed one-sided contests where teams completely outclassed their opponents, winning by big margins. These clinical victories have shown teams outclassing the opposition in all three departments.
The 2025 edition is only the third time the tournament has been played in the T20 format, with India winning in 2016 and Sri Lanka in 2022. The T20 format is naturally unpredictable, but big victories are possible when one team brings its absolute best. With eight teams participating this time, including reputed countries, the possibility of witnessing another entry into the list of biggest wins cannot be ruled out. The pole position in this list belongs to India, which dismantled the UAE for just 57 runs and chased down the target by nine wickets and 93 balls to spare. This was also India's fastest ever chase in the shortest format of the game. Interestingly, the second position also belongs to a clash between India and the UAE during the 2016 edition in Mirpur. After the UAE were bundled out for a mere 81 runs in the first innings, the Men in Blue raced to the target by nine wickets.
| Winner | Opposition | Margins |
| India | Sri Lanka | 10 wickets |
| India | Nepal | 10 wickets |
| Sri Lanka | Bangladesh | 10 wickets |
| Pakistan | Bangladesh | 10 wickets |
| India | Bangladesh | 9 wickets |
| Sri Lanka | Bangladesh | 9 wickets |
| Winner | Opposition | Margins |
| India | UAE | 9 wickets |
| India | Bangladesh | 8 wickets |
| Afghanistan | Sri Lanka | 8 wickets |
| Pakistan | UAE | 7 wickets |
| Afghanistan | Bangladesh | 7 wickets |
*Last Updated on 11th september