IND vs SL Live Score

7:53 PM IST Right then, this wraps up a very high-voltage clash that was far from being a dead-rubber, setting up a perfect tone for Sunday's final. The Super 4 stage is done and dusted and now, it is time for the Grand Final of the Asia Cup 2025. In the 41-year history of this tournament, in both T20I and ODI formats, India and Pakistan will meet in the summit clash. But before that, India have plenty to reflect on. Their bowling came under serious fire in this game. The good news, though, is that Jasprit Bumrah will be back for the title clash - and his return will undoubtedly bolster the attack. The final will be played in Dubai on Sunday, 28th September, with the first ball scheduled to be bowled at 8 pm IST (2.30 pm GMT). Join us then. Cheers!

7:38 PM IST Sri Lanka's PATHUM NISSANKA has been adjudged as the PLAYER OF THE MATCH for his scintillating century. He smashed the ball to every corner of the stadium and fought really hard by scoring 107 off just 58 deliveries. Almost brought the game home for his country, but got out in the final over.

7:52 PM IST The victorious captain of India, SURYAKUMAR YADAV, cannot hide his glee as he walks up to chat. Cheekily begins by saying that it felt just like a finale. Mentions that the boys showed a lot of character and shares that he told them to treat this game as a semi-final. Says that to have that kind of a start and the way Sanju Samson and Tilak Varma carried on the tempo ahead from where Abhishek had left was good to see. On Arshdeep Singh's nervy bowling at the backend and in the Super Over, he says that Singh has been in that kind of situation for a long time and has delivered for them all the time. Highlights that he has seen him doing the same for his franchise in the Indian T20 League. Shares that he only told him to back his strengths and not think about anything else. On Sunday's final, SKY says ​​​​​​that they will first have a good recovery. Also shares that a couple of boys had a lot of cramps in this game, as it was really hot. But tells that they will turn up in the final the same way they did in this game.

7:26 PM IST The Sri Lanka captain, CHARITH ASALANKA, is up for a chat. He reflects and says that it was a terrific game, but unfortunate that they couldn't get over the line. Adds that India batted brilliantly, but they responded well too. Mentions that they are disappointed with how things went in this Asia Cup. Ends by saying that they are a good team and will take all the learnings from here to be better in the future.

7:26 PM IST ... THE PRESENTATION ...

7:26 PM IST Earlier, Sri Lanka opted to field first, handing India the strike. India lost Gill early in the Powerplay, but Abhishek Sharma, with his trademark aggressive strokeplay, tore the attack apart, providing a perfect launchpad before departing for 61. SKY struggled again with the bat, but crucial middle-order contributions from Tilak Varma and Sanju Samson kept the innings on track. Despite a brief wobble, Tilak’s 49 and Axar’s late cameo of 21 propelled India past the 200-run mark - and it was the first time any team crossed this milestone in this Asia Cup. For Sri Lanka, wickets were shared across the board, with Nuwan Thushara standing out among them, but none of them could actually put a lid on the runs.