Top 5 Lowest team Totals in Asia Cup History

Another instance where Bangladesh finds itself on this list is their total of 94 runs in 35.3 overs against Pakistan on March 31, 1986, in Moratuwa. This was a difficult period for Bangladesh cricket as they were still finding their feet on the international stage. Pakistan’s dominance was evident once again as they triumphed in this encounter with ease.

Sri Lanka’s 96 (41) against India – 8 April 1984

 Sri Lanka against India. (Photo Source: Twitter)

Sri Lanka makes an appearance on this list with their total of 96 runs in 41 overs against India on April 8, 1984, in Sharjah. This low total came during the early days of the Asia Cup, where Sri Lanka was still establishing themselves as a competitive cricketing nation. India emerged victorious in this match, showcasing their prowess in the tournament.

Bangladesh’s 99 (45) against India – 27 October 1988

Bangladesh against India. (Photo Source: ICC)

Bangladesh’s struggles continued in the 1988 Asia Cup when they managed only 99 runs in 45 overs against India on October 27, 1988, in Chattogram. India’s bowling attack proved too strong for the Bangladeshi lineup, resulting in a comprehensive victory for the Indians.

Hong Kong’s 105 (45.2) against Bangladesh – 16 July 2004

Hong Kong against Bangladesh. (Photo Source: Bikas Das/AP)

Hong Kong rounds out our list with their total of 105 runs in 45.2 overs against Bangladesh on July 16, 2004, in Colombo. This match highlighted the growth of cricket in non-traditional cricketing nations. Although Hong Kong’s total was low, they managed to put up a fight, but Bangladesh ultimately secured the win.

The Asia Cup has seen its fair share of thrilling contests, but it has also witnessed some low-scoring affairs that have tested the mettle of participating teams. Bangladesh, in particular, has had a challenging history in the tournament, featuring prominently on this list of lowest team totals. These instances serve as a reminder of the evolving nature of cricket, where teams rise from adversity to become formidable contenders in the sport. As the Asia Cup continues to evolve, cricket fans can expect more exciting matches and memorable performances in the future.