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It’s a big day in the Asia Cup as India and Pakistan meet again in the  Super Four stage and we will build up to that eagerly-anticipated clash with analysis and news as well as the Afghanistan and Bangladesh encounter.

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7:10pm – Bangladesh set Afghanistan a target of 250 at Abu Dhabi

Bangladesh have posted 249-7 against Afghanistan in their Asia Cup Super Four clash at Abu Dhabi after electing to bat first. The Tigers were in an early spot of bother and in danger of collapsing before a steady partnership from Mahmudullah and Imrul Kayes stabilised the innings.

Do not miss any action from Afghanistan’s chase in the must win clash by following our live report here.

Afghanistan had rocked Bangladesh’s top-order.

07:00pm – Pakistan set India a target of 238 in Super Four clash

Pakistan’s innings against India in the Asia Cup Super Four clash at Dubai has drawn to a close with the men in green posting 237-7 in their 50 overs. Pakistan recovered after a poor start with Shoaib Malik and Sarfraz Ahmed repairing the damage before India pulled things back slightly in the death overs.

Read more on Pakistan’s innings in our live report here.

Pakistan were restricted to 237-7.

5:00pm – Auckland Aces confirmed for Abu Dhabi T20 tournament

New Zealand’s much-feared Auckland Aces T20 team is the final squad to be confirmed for the much-anticipated inaugural Abu Dhabi T20 tournament which will be fought out at the iconic Zayed Cricket Stadium this October.

Read more on this breaking story here.

Colin Munro’s Auckland Aces will be in action in Abu Dhabi.

3:00pm – Pakistan bat first against India in Dubai

Just a few minutes remain for the hotly anticipated Super Four clash between India and Pakistan to get underway at the Dubai International Cricket stadium. It is Pakistan skipper Sarfraz Ahmed who has won the toss and his men will bat first against the arch-rivals.

How many runs can Pakistan put on the board? Follow the live ball-by-ball updates here to find out.

India v Pakistan: Round Two.

3:00pm – Bangladesh bat first against Afghanistan in Abu Dhabi

The second of Sunday’s double-header in the Asia Cup sees Afghanistan take on Bangladesh at the Sheikh Zayed stadium in Abu Dhabi. It is Bangladesh skipper Mashrafe Mortaza who has won the toss and elected to bat first in the Super Four encounter.

Will the Tigers be able to avenge their loss to the Afghans in the group stage? Follow the live ball-by-ball updates here to find out.

Afghanistan v Bangladesh: Round Two.

2:00pm – Throwback to the top five Asia Cup finals

Our Asia Cup build-up ahead of Sunday’s Super Four double-header continues with Stuart Appleby is taking a look at the top five finals in the tournament’s history.

Find out which edition’s final made it to the list here.

Shahid Afridi and current skipper Sarfraz Ahmed celebrate in 2012.

1:00pm – Australia’s Matt Renshaw seeks out Rahul Dravid’s advice

Australia opener Matt Renshaw will be hoping to put the words of wisdom he received from India batting legend Rahul Dravid into practice when his side takes on Pakistan in a two-Test series in the UAE.

The opener picked the brains of Dravid during Australia A’s recent tour of India.

Read what Renshaw had to say about his meeting with Dravid here.

Renshaw sought out Dravid for some advice.

12:00pm – Danushka Gunathilaka in trouble once again

Danushka Gunathilaka has run into controversy once again with the Sri Lanka batsman’s injury in the Asia Cup now under the scanner.

The Sri Lankan opener was picked in the squad for the Asia Cup but subsequently ruled out of the tournament after attending just one training session in Dubai.

Read more on this developing story here.

Danushka Gunathilaka is in the spotlight once again.

11:00pm – Ehsan Mani to review PCB stance on overseas T20 leagues

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ehsan Mani has said that his board will review its stance on overseas T20 leagues while seeking the same assurances from the ICC.

Speaking at the heels of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) meet at Dubai on Saturday, the newly-elected PCB chief touched upon the importance of managing the workload of players when sanctioning their participation in overseas leagues.

Read the PCB chief’s quotes in full here.

PCB Chairman: Ehsan Mani.

10:00pm – Pakistan look to even scores with India

For the second time in the tournament, arch-rivals India and Pakistan will lock horns in the Asia Cup when the two teams meet in their Super Four clash at Dubai on Sunday.

It was India who took the bragging rights in the first meeting in the group stage with a comprehensive eight-wicket win at the same venue but all that will count for nothing as the two teams seek to take a big step towards securing their place in the final of the continental competition.

Read more on the clash in our preview here.

Pakistan will be looking to settle scores against their old foes.

10:30pm – Last chance salon for Bangladesh and Afghanistan

Bangladesh and Afghanistan meet again in Abu Dhabi for the second time in a week with the Tigers looking to gain revenge following their 136-run defeat on Thursday night.

Having lost their respective Super Four campaign openers, both teams will be desperate for a win on Sunday to keep their hopes of making the final alive.

Read more about this intriguing affair in our preview here.

Bangladesh batsmen have struggled in the UAE.