India-Pakistan all-time Asia Cup XI 

Middle-order: Virat Kohli, Shoaib Malik, Inzamam ul-haq, MS Dhoni

To provide the much-required impetus at the back end of the innings, there isn’t a better striker in Asia than MS Dhoni

One of the finest players of his time and the backbone of Pakistan’s batting in ODI cricket, Inzamam ul-Haq forms an automatic choice in the Asia XI. So, does Shoaib Malik, who enjoyed a heck of his time in the sub-continent conditions, scoring ample of runs against India and other neighbours.

While there doesn’t a possibility of an all-time XI without India’s current skipper Virat Kohli and definitely one of the greats of the game.

Virat has 613 runs in his 10 innings in Asia Cup with a highest of 183 against Pakistan in 2012.

To provide the much-required impetus at the back end of the innings, there isn’t a better striker in Asia than MS Dhoni. Former India skipper averages a hefty 95 with 571 runs in his 12 innings in Asia Cup.