Asia Cup Winners List with Captains: All-time champions, most wins, history, since 1984

Asia Cup Winners List — The Asia Cup is One Day is a Men's One Day International and T20 International Cricket tournament, organized by Asian Cricket Council (ACC).
The 1st Asia Cup was held in 1984 & the winner is Indian team.

India has won the most titles of Asia Cup, 8th times, followed by Sri Lanka won the Asia Cup Six-times, while Pakistan won the Asia up 2 times.

India won the 2023 Asia Cup by beating the defending champions Sri Lanka in Epic finale Clash, with this most recent victory, India has named in the most Asia Cup titles winners list.

Previous: Sri Lanka are the 2022 Asia Cup champions to beats the Pakistan for 6th time .

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Who has won the Most Asia Cup titles?

The most successful team of the Asia Cup is Indian cricket team with a win of 8 Asia Cup titles in first in debut 1984, and the latest one is 2023 edition.

The first edition of the Asia Cup tournament was played in 1984 in the United Arab Emirates and won by India and the last season was in 2018 also won by Indians.

Second best team of Asia Cup is Sri Lanka, who have won the Asian cricket title Six times with the recent by beating Pakistan in 2022 Asia Cup final in UAE.

Who won the 2023 Asia Cup.?

India vs Sri Lanka Asia Cup 2023 Final Score: Mohammed Siraj produced a sensational spell helping India skittle out Sri Lanka for a paltry 50 in the Asia Cup final 2023 on Sunday.

After winning the toss, Sri Lanka found themselves in an embarrassing situation losing their first six wickets for 12 runs. Their innings ended in just 15.2 overs.

Kusal Mendis was the top scorer for Sri Lanka with 17 runs off 34 balls. Siraj ended with dream figures of six for 21 in seven overs while Hardik Pandya chipped took three wickets.

More: All-Time Asia-Cup Stats & Records: Most Runs, Most Wickets, Most Centuries, POTM awards, highest-lowest team totals.

how many Asia Cups India have won?

India has won the Most Asia Cups in 1984, 1988, 1990/91, 1995, 2010, 2016, & 2018, 2023.

Sri Lanka comes second with 5 Trophies in 1986, 1997, 2004, 2008, 2014, and 2022.

Pakistan was the Champions in 2010 & 2012.

Asia Cup Winners List, Runner-up by year 1984 - 2023

Asia Cup: Full List of Winners: Here is full table list & past results of Asia Cup Winners, past champions from 1984 to 2023...

Year - Winner -- Runner-up ---- Results

1984 - India -- Sri Lanka --- India won the tournament 2–0

1986 - Sri Lanka -- Pakistan --- Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets

1988 - India -- Sri Lanka --- India won by 6 wickets

1990–91 - India -- Sri Lanka --- India won by 7 wickets

1995 - India -- Sri Lanka --- India won by 8 wickets

1997 - Sri Lanka -- India --- Sri Lanka won by 8 wickets

2000 - Pakistan -- Sri Lanka --- Pakistan won by 39 runs

2004 - Sri Lanka -- India --- Sri Lanka won by 25 runs

2008 - Sri Lanka -- India --- Sri Lanka won by 100 runs

2010 -India Sri -- Sri Lanka --- India won by 81 runs

2012 -Pakistan -- Bangladesh --- Pakistan won by 2 runs

2014 - Sri Lanka -- Pakistan --- Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets

2016 - India -- Bangladesh --- India won by 8 wickets.

2018 - India -- Bangladesh --- India won by 3 Wickets...

2022 - Sri Lanka -- Pakistan -- Sri Lanka won by 23 runs.

2023 - India -- Sri Lanka -- India won by 10 wickets

Asia Cup 2023: India crowns Asia Cup champion for record 8th times.

Asia Cup 2022: Sri Lanka crwoned Asian cricket Champions.

This will be the 16th edition of the Asia Cup 2023 with India winning the most titles — 8th times. India are also the defending champions of the tournament, having beaten Sri Lanka in the final in 2023 in Tigers Home.

Full Asia Cup Winners List With Captains, runners-up 1984-2023

Year — Host — Champions — Winning Captain

1984 U.A.E. — India - Sunil Gavaskar

1986 Sri Lanka — Sri Lanka - Duleep Mendis

1988 Bangladesh — India - Dilip Vengsarkar

1990/91 India — India - Mohammad Azharuddin

1995 U.A.E. — India - Mohammad Azharuddin

1997 Sri Lanka — Sri Lanka - Arjuna Ranatunga

2000 Bangladesh — Pakistan - Moin Khan

2004 Sri Lanka — Sri Lanka - Marvan Atapattu

2008 Pakistan — Sri Lanka - Mahela Jayawardene

2010 Sri Lanka — India - MS Dhoni

2012 Bangladesh — Pakistan - Misbah-ul-Haq

2014 Bangladesh — Sri Lanka - Angelo Mathews

2016 Bangladesh — India - MS Dhoni

2018 U.A.E. — India - Rohit Sharma

2022 U.A.E. — Sri Lanka - Dasun Shanaka

2023 PAK, SL — India vs ----