India Have 7 More Asia Cup Titles Than Pakistan, Sri Lanka & Bangladesh Combined - Full List - ABP Live English

India have strengthened their position as the most successful team in Asia Cup history, with the men’s and women’s titles combined giving the country a total of 17 trophies. The Indian men’s team has won the Asia Cup nine times, while the women’s team claimed their eighth title after defeating Sri Lanka by 72 runs in the 2026 final.

That combined record puts India well clear of the other teams in the tournament’s history.

India are the most successful team in the men’s Asia Cup, having won the competition nine times across its ODI and T20 formats.

Sri Lanka are second with six titles, while Pakistan have lifted the men’s trophy twice.

India’s nine men’s titles, along with their eight women’s championships, take their overall Asia Cup tally to 17.

India added another women’s Asia Cup title in 2026 after beating Sri Lanka by 72 runs in the final.

The victory took India’s women’s tally to eight, with Sri Lanka and Bangladesh having won the tournament once each.

India’s dominance in the women’s competition has therefore played a major role in their commanding overall record.

India’s combined total of 17 trophies is more than twice Sri Lanka’s seven and far ahead of Pakistan’s two.

While Pakistan have won the men’s Asia Cup twice, their women’s team are yet to claim the title. Bangladesh, meanwhile, have one women’s Asia Cup trophy to their name.

India has won a total of 17 combined Asia Cup titles, making them the most successful nation. This includes both men's and women's tournaments.

The Indian men's team has won the Asia Cup nine times. The Indian women's team has claimed eight titles, contributing to their dominant overall record.

Sri Lanka holds the second-highest number of combined Asia Cup titles with seven. This total comprises six men's titles and one women's title.

The Indian women's team secured their eighth Asia Cup title in 2026. They achieved this by defeating Sri Lanka by 72 runs in the final match.

Prateek Thakur is a Copy Editor at ABP Live English, reporting on major sporting events while spotlighting the human stories of athletes that matter.

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