Asia Cup 2025 Points Table: Group A, Group B Team Standings, NRR, Most Runs, Most Wickets After PAK vs UAE Match 10

Asia Cup 2025 Points Table: The Asia Cup 2025 is nearing the end of its group stage, with Pakistan registering a 41-run victory over the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on Wednesday in Group A.

The focus now shifts to the last two remaining clashes of the group matches, with India taking on Oman in Group A and Sri Lanka facing Afghanistan in Group B.

A brief protest by Men in Green against match referee Andy Pycroft led to a one-hour delay in the start of their match against the tournament hosts. Despite this, Pakistan sealed a 41-run victory over the UAE, setting the stage for a thrilling Super Four clash against India on Sunday.

With the win, Pakistan finished the group stage with 4 points from 3 games, slotting in alongside India, who top the standings with 4 points from 2 games and are yet to play Oman on Friday. Hosts UAE (2 points from 3 matches) and Oman (0 from 2) bowed out of the tournament.

While Group A is settled, Group B remains wide open.

Sri Lanka currently lead the standings with 4 points from 2 games and a strong net run rate (+1.546). Bangladesh sit second with 4 points from 3 games but a negative NRR (-0.270), leaving their fate in the hands of other results.

Afghanistan, meanwhile, hold 2 points from 2 games with an impressive NRR (+2.150) and will face Sri Lanka in a decisive clash on Thursday. Only Hong Kong, winless in three outings, have been eliminated. The final Group B fixture will determine which two teams join India and Pakistan in the Super Four.

Most Runs in Asia Cup 2025 after PAK vs UAE Match 10

Pathum Nissanka (Sri Lanka): 118 runs in 2 matches

Muhammad Waseem (UAE): 102 runs in 3 matches

Litton Das (Bangladesh): 96 runs in 3 matches

Nizakat Khan (Hong Kong): 94 runs in 3 matches

Fakhar Zaman (Pakistan): 90 runs in 3 matches

Most wickets in Asia Cup 2025 after PAK vs UAE Match 10

Junaid Siddique (UAE): 9 wickets in 3 matches

Kuldeep Yadav (India): 7 wickets in 2 matches

Saim Ayub (Pakistan): 6 wickets in 3 matches

Ayush Shukla (Oman): 4 wickets in 3 matches

Rishad Hossain (Bangladesh): 4 wickets in 3 matches