The Asia Cup has witnessed thrilling contests, high scores, and memorable performances. However, it has also seen some of the lowest team totals in cricket history, highlighting the challenges players face in the tournament’s high-pressure environment.

One of the most notable low scores occurred in 2000 when India was bowled out for just 120 runs against Sri Lanka in a match held in Kenya. The Indian batting lineup struggled against a disciplined Sri Lankan bowling attack, showcasing how quickly matches can turn in cricket.

Another significant low total was recorded in 2014, when Afghanistan managed to score only 124 runs against Bangladesh. The Afghan team, relatively new to the international stage, faced difficulties against the experienced Bangladeshi bowlers, emphasizing the growing competitiveness in Asian cricket.

These low scores serve as reminders that, in cricket, anything can happen on the day. They highlight the importance of mental fortitude and adaptability, crucial traits for players competing in high-stakes tournaments like the Asia Cup. As teams strive for success, they must also navigate the unpredictable nature of the game.

Lowest totals

Team	Score	Overs	Opposition	Ground	Match Date
Sri Lanka	50	15.2	v India	Colombo (RPS)	17 Sep 2023
Bangladesh	87	34.2	v Pakistan	Dhaka	2 Jun 2000
Bangladesh	94	35.3	v Pakistan	Moratuwa	31 Mar 1986
Sri Lanka	96	41.0	v India	Sharjah	8 Apr 1984
Bangladesh	99/8	45.0	v India	Chattogram	27 Oct 1988
Nepal	104	23.4	v Pakistan	Multan	30 Aug 2023
Hong Kong	105	45.2	v Bangladesh	Colombo (SSC)	16 Jul 2004
Bangladesh	111/6	45.0	v Pakistan	Chattogram	29 Oct 1988
Bangladesh	115	38.2	v Pakistan	Karachi	4 Jul 2008
Hong Kong	116	37.1	v Pakistan	Dubai (DICS)	16 Sep 2018