Pakistan will take on India in the Asia Cup 2025 final on Sunday, September 28, at the Dubai International Cricket Stadium. The match begins at 3.30 p.m. BST, 10.30 a.m. ET, 7.30 a.m. PT, 12.30 a.m. Monday AEST, and 8 p.m. IST. Millions of fans are expected to tune in worldwide, with Pakistan offering some of the best free options for streaming.
Pakistan earned their place in the final after defeating Bangladesh in the Super Four and showing consistent performances throughout the competition. With Shaheen Shah Afridi leading the attack and Haris Rauf providing pace support, Pakistan’s bowling is well equipped to trouble opponents. Sahibzada Farhan has also contributed key runs at the top, giving skipper Salman Agha confidence ahead of the high-stakes clash.
For viewers in Pakistan, the Asia Cup final will be available free on PTV. Online coverage is also free through Tamasha and Myco, making it accessible across the country without subscription costs. This gives local fans an advantage compared to other regions where paid plans are required.
In the US, Willow TV is showing the final, available through Sling TV’s Desi Binge Plus or Dakshin Flex packages at $10 per month. UK viewers can access TNT Sports through Discovery Plus from £30.99 a month, which also includes football, rugby, and other sports.
Australia will carry coverage on Foxtel, while Kayo Sports offers monthly plans from $30, with a first-month trial available for $1. In India, the match will be shown on Sony Sports Network, while streaming is available on Sony LIV from ₹399 a month and FanCode offers one-off access for ₹49. Canadian fans can watch through Willow TV starting at CA$8.99 monthly.
Fans traveling abroad can use VPN services such as NordVPN to unlock access to their domestic platforms and streams. With both sides having clashed twice already in this tournament, the final promises another fierce battle, with Pakistan determined to seize the Asia Cup crown.
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