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If you look at India versus Pakistan over the last seven high-profile clashes, the trend is undeniable: India has consistently had the upper hand.

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India and Pakistan are set to clash in a highly anticipated Asia Cup 2025 match in Dubai. India, with a dominant T20 record and strong batting lineup, enter as favorites. However, Pakistan's unpredictability and talented spinners make them a dangerous opponent.

India’s players find themselves in a similar, but not same, predicament as their neighbours ahead of their Asia Cup Super 4 clash, though where Pakistan have been defiant and passive-aggressive, Suryakumar and his boys have opted to maintain stoicism and an air of bonhomie.

The rivalry has become one-sided.” Similar laments echoed as Pakistan thrashed UAE on Friday, a 93-run victory that infused them with momentum before the cricket-world stopping game with India on Sunday.

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India captain Suryakumar Yadav refused to even look at his Pakistani counterpart Salman Ali Agha when the two skippers came out to the middle at the toss for the Asia Cup 2025 Super 4s contest at the Dubai International Stadium on Sunday.

"India versus Pakistan is always a competitive game," he added. Asked whether the cricketers can truly remain unaffected by the geopolitical tensions that followed the terror attack in Kashmir, Kotak simply said, "Players are focused on the ground and nothing else is on their minds."

India beat Pakistan by six wickets and again refused to shake hands with their opponents in the Asia Cup Super Four contest on Sunday. Chasing 172 for victory, India rode on Abhishek Sharma's 74 off 39 balls and a 47 by fellow opener Shubman Gill to achieve their target with seven balls to spare in Dubai.

Recently, in the wake of the Pahalgam terror attack, the Indian government came up with a policy under which the country would not have any bilateral sporting ties with Pakistan. However, the Indian teams won't be stopped from competing against the arch-rivals in multilateral events.