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The India-Pakistan Asia Cup final introduces a unique two-broadcaster toss, yet Pakistan's controversial media management dominates headlines. Their team has repeatedly avoided Indian journalists, skipping press conferences and restricting questions. This communication approach, amidst on-field struggles, has drawn sharp criticism, contrasting with India's open engagement. The PCB's vague response further fuels the controversy.

Harshit Rana struggled in his return to the Indian team against Sri Lanka, conceding 54 runs and drawing criticism from former selector Srikkanth for his "filmy gimmicks." Srikkanth lauded the magical spin bowling of Kuldeep Yadav and Varun Chakravarthy. Bowling coach Morne Morkel acknowledged the rustiness of Rana and Arshdeep Singh, attributing it to a lack of game time.

Former India off-spinner R Ashwin advocates for Arshdeep Singh's inclusion in the Asia Cup 2025 final against Pakistan, citing his impressive Super Over and recent 100-wicket milestone. Hardik Pandya's injury creates a potential opening for Arshdeep, whose consistent performance under pressure makes him a crucial asset for India's bowling attack in the high-stakes match.

India captain Suryakumar Yadav will have a huge task at hand to live up to his words in the Asia Cup 2025 final against Pakistan, after dismissing the rivalry between the two teams. His poor form will only add to the pressure as he sets out to win his first major T20I crown as a skipper.

India secured a thrilling Super Over victory against Sri Lanka in the Asia Cup 2025 Super Fours clash in Dubai. After India posted 202/5, Sri Lanka, led by Pathum Nissanka's century, tied the game. Arshdeep's tight bowling in the Super Over sealed India's dramatic win, propelling them to the final.

India and Pakistan are set to meet for the first time in an Asia Cup final on September 28 in Dubai. Hardik Pandya's injury raises questions over India's final playing XI and strategy.