Top 5 biggest upsets in Asia Cup history

The Asia Cup, the most prestigious continental cricket tournament, has witnessed some unforgettable moments over the years. The 17th edition of the tournament is currently underway, with India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka having qualified for the Super Four stage. While some teams have faced setbacks, the tournament has a rich history of shocking upsets. Here, let us take a look at five of the most remarkable surprises in Asia Cup history.

Top 5 biggest upsets in Asia Cup history

Bangladesh vs India, Asia Cup 2012

Bangladesh have been long considered underdogs, and have consistently shown resilience and skill over the years. One of their most remarkable performances came against India in the 2012 Asia Cup. Batting first, India posted a strong total of 289/5, with Sachin Tendulkar scoring 114, Virat Kohli contributing 66, and Suresh Raina adding 51. Mashrafe Mortaza picked up 2/44 for Bangladesh.

In response, Bangladesh mounted a stunning chase as contributions came from Tamim Iqbal (70), Jahurul Islam (53), and Nasir Hossain (54), guiding the team to victory with four balls to spare, marking one of the biggest upsets in Asia Cup history.