By Admin 
Larget Victories in asia cup: The history of the Asia Cup (ODI) has been a witness to many unilateral matches when legendary teams like India and Pakistan completely suppressed their opponents. Whether it is the matter of strong teams or relatively weak opponents, both Asian veterans have proved their hold on the tournament by winning the match by a big margin several times. The biggest victory figures show that the dominance of India and Pakistan remains still intact by the margin of runs.
India vs Hong Kong (Karachi, 25 June 2008)
The biggest victory in the history of Asia Cup is the name of India. In the match played in Karachi on 25 June 2008, India set a target of 375 runs against Hong Kong. In response, Hong Kong’s team was able to score only 118 runs in 36.5 overs and India won the match by 256 runs. This is the biggest difference of Asia Cup so far.
Pakistan vs Nepal (Multan, 30 August 2023)
Pakistan has also shown dominance in the Asia Cup many times. The most recent example is 30 August 2023, when Pakistan scored 343 runs against Nepal in Multan. Captain Babar Azam’s brilliant innings and Iftikhar Ahmed’s Atishi batting increased the team’s score. Chasing the target, the entire team of Nepal was reduced to just 104 runs and Pakistan won unilaterally by 238 runs.
Pakistan vs Bangladesh (Dhaka, 2 June 2000)
Pakistan also defeated Bangladesh in the Asia Cup 2000. In the match played in Dhaka on 2 June 2000, Pakistan had scored 321 runs. In response, Bangladesh team collapsed for only 88 runs and Pakistan had won the match by 233 runs.
India vs Pakistan (Colombo, 10 September 2023)
The India-Pakistan match played in Colombo on 10 September 2023 has joined the memorable clash of the Asia Cup. India scored 357 runs on the basis of Virat Kohli and KL Rahul’s century innings. In response, Pakistan’s team was reduced to 128 runs and India won the match by 228 runs.
Pakistan vs Bangladesh (Chittagong, 29 October 1988)
Pakistan had earlier taken a dig at the Bangladeshi team. In the match played in Chittagong on October 29, 1988, Pakistan scored 285 runs and stopped Bangladesh for 112 runs and won 173 runs.
It is clear from these figures that winning the biggest difference of top 5 in the Asia Cup is recorded only in India and Pakistan. While India dominated Hong Kong and Pakistan, Pakistan defeated Nepal and Bangladesh by a big margin.