Asia Cup 2025: Ranking Team Jerseys

The Asia Cup 2025 is set to begin with the opening fixture between Afghanistan and Hong Kong on September 9, 2025, in the UAE. The tournament will culminate with the final on September 28. Along with the squads, all participating nations have also revealed their official jerseys for the continental showdown. On that note, here is a ranking of the jerseys of all the teams competing in the Asia Cup 2025.

Ranking Team Jerseys

8. Sri Lanka (6/10)

Sri Lanka have opted for a retro-inspired design, with bright yellow at the front and navy blue sleeves. While the yellow represents clarity and boldness, it overshadows the traditional blue that has long been the soul of Sri Lanka’s cricket identity. The imbalance makes the jersey look less striking than expected.

7. Hong Kong (6/10)

Hong Kong’s jersey embraces their fiery spirit with red as the primary color, complemented by a black fade on the shoulders and hemline. It is a bold attempt but somewhat predictable. As underdogs in the tournament opener, they will hope their performance outshines their modest kit.

6. Pakistan (6.5/10)

Pakistan stuck with their classic green colour. The dark green star on the front adds a patriotic touch, blending with the national flag. While the design is clean and familiar, it feels safe rather than fresh.

5. Bangladesh (7/10)

Bangladesh’s kit is among the more creative designs, combining red across the front to symbolise boldness, and green shoulders with tiger claw marks for added fierceness. The concept reflects both national pride and aggression, making it a standout among mid-tier jerseys.

4. Oman (7/10)

Oman jersey has a faded red base with green streaks from the shoulders down to the hips. The design conveys strength, giving the outfit a confident look. It is simple yet effective, projecting determination ahead of their campaign.

3. United Arab Emirates (7.5/10)

As hosts, the UAE have gone vibrant with a pink-and-blue combination, with pink dominating the upper half and the blue covering the bottom. The jersey reflects freshness and flair and is modern and fitting for the home team.

2. India (8/10)

India will sport a blue-dominant jersey, complemented by orange shoulders with white stripes. It is similar to the kit from the victorious T20 World Cup 2024. Without a sponsor logo this time, the jersey looks cleaner and more classic.

1. Afghanistan (9/10)

Afghanistan top the list with arguably the most stylish design of the tournament. Their jersey features shades of blue with artistic fades and front patterns that add flair and uniqueness. It strikes a perfect balance between tradition and creativity.