The 17th edition of the Asia Cup is going to be held in the year 2025, which will begin from September 9. 8 countries will be participating in this upcoming tournament, out of which Oman’s team will be playing the Asia Cup for the first time. The Asia Cup will start from 9 September and run till 28 September, which is going to be held in UAE. Teams will have to cross the title collision by crossing the challenges of group stage, then Super-4 stage and semi-finals. Before the tournament starts, let us know how much prize money will be given to its winner?

Asia Cup 2025 Prize Money

According to the news, the prize money of the Asia Cup 2025 would be as much as the winner of the previous edition. In such a situation, the prize pool of the Asia Cup is estimated to be 3 lakh US dollars i.e. about 2 crore 60 lakh rupees. The champion will get a prize money of one and a half million dollars, ie about 1 crore 30 lakh rupees. At the same time, the runner -up team can get a prize money of Rs 65.1 lakh.

In the final match, the player of the match player can get 5 thousand dollars, ie 4.34 lakh rupees as a reward. The Player of the Series can also be rich, which will get a prize money of about 13 lakh rupees.

• Champion – Rs 1.30 crore
• Runners -up – 65.1 lakh rupees
• Player of the Series – Rs 13 lakhs
• Player of the Match (Final) – 4.34 lakh rupees

The list of teams of Asia Cup 2025, Group and All Details

So far 6 teams used to participate in the Asia Cup, but this time the number of teams has been increased to 8. The names of these 8 teams are India, Pakistan UAE, Oman, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Hong Kong. These countries are divided into 2 groups of four teams, in which the top-2 teams will get a place in the Super-4 stage. At the same time, the final will be played between the Top-2 teams of Super-4.

Group-A: India, Pakistan, UAE and Oman

Group-B: Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan and Hong Kong

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