Asia Cup

The Asia Cup, organized by the Asian Cricket Council (ACC), is a prominent men's cricket tournament featuring One Day International (ODI), Limited-Overs (50 overs), and Twenty20 International formats. Its inception dates back to 1983, coinciding with the establishment of the ACC to foster harmony and goodwill among Asian nations. Initially, it was planned to be held biennially, and it remains the sole continental championship in cricket. The tournament takes place in both ODI and T20I formats, alternating every two years, and the triumphant team earns the coveted title of the Asia Cup champions.