Overview
- India won a last‑over final against Pakistan to secure a record ninth Asia Cup title, but the main presentation ended without the champions receiving the trophy.
- Suryakumar Yadav said the refusal to take the trophy from ACC chief Mohsin Naqvi was a player‑led call and said he saw officials leave with the silverware.
- The BCCI says it will lodge a formal protest at the ICC meeting in early November over Naqvi’s conduct during the ceremony.
- Reports state ACC staff removed the trophy and it is believed to be at ACC headquarters in Dubai, as the winners celebrated with mock trophy photos.
- Naqvi criticized India’s political messaging around the win, while the PCB announced the Pakistan players’ final match fees would go to victims of the May Pahalgam attack.