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India with the Asian Cup trophy in 2007 in Chennai

In the history of Asia Cup, Pakistan and South Korea have won the title the most number of times – 3, followed by India – 2. These three nations are the only winners of the Asia Cup so far.

Here’s the list of results in the history of Asia Cup:

1982 – 1st Men’s Asia Cup, Karachi

Participating Teams: India, Pakistan, China, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Singapore, Sri Lanka

Final: Pakistan beat India 4-0

Semifinals: India beat China 7-0

Semifinals: Pakistan beat Malaysia 7-0

3rd-4th Place: China beat Malaysia 2-1

5th-6th Place: Bangladesh beat Singapore 3-2

All Results – League Phase (Round-robin Format)

Pakistan beat Sri Lanka 14-0

China beat Bangladesh 1-0

Sri Lanka drew Singapore 2-2

Pakistan beat China 10-1

India beat Malaysia 2-0

Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka 4-0

Pakistan beat Bangladesh 9-0

India beat Singapore 12-0

Malaysia beat Sri Lanka 9-0

Pakistan beat Singapore 7-0

India beat Bangladesh 6-0

Malaysia beat Singapore 4-0

India beat Sri Lanka 13-0

Malaysia beat Bangladesh 4-1

China beat Singapore 2-0

China beat Sri Lanka 1-0

1985 – 2nd Men’s Asia Cup, Dhaka

Participating Teams: India, Pakistan, China, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Iran, Singapore

Pool A: Pakistan, Japan, Bangladesh, China, Iran

Pool B: India, Korea, Malaysia Sri Lanka, Singapore

Final: Pakistan beat India 3-2

Semifinals: India beat Japan 9-1

Semifinals: Pakistan beat Korea 7-0

3rd-4th Play: Korea beat Japan 2-0

5th-6th Place: Malaysia beat Bangladesh 5-0

7th-8th Place: China beat Sri Lanka 2-0

All Results – League Phase

Group A Pakistan beat Japan 2-0

Group B India beat Korea 8-1

Group A Bangladesh drew China 2-2

Group B India beat Malaysia 3-0

Group A Pakistan beat Iran 16-0

Group B India beat Sri Lanka 6-0

Group A Japan beat Bangladesh 1-1

Group B India beat Singapore 5-0

Group A China beat Iran 3-0

Group B Korea drew Malaysia 0-0

Group A Pakistan beat Bangladesh 1-0

Group B Korea beat Sri Lanka 7-0

Group A Japan beat Iran 11-1

Group B Korea beat Singapore 9-2

Group A Pakistan beat China 2-0

Group B Malaysia beat Sri Lanka 3-1

Group A Japan beat China 1-0

Group B Malaysia beat Singapore 5-0

Group A Bangladesh beat Iran 3-1

Group B Sri Lanka beat Singapore 5-1

1989 – 3rd Men’s Asia Cup, New Delhi

Participating Teams: Pakistan, Japan, Malaysia, India, Bangladesh, Korea, China

Pool A: Pakistan, Japan, Malaysia

Pool B: India, Bangladesh, Korea, China

Final: Pakistan beat India 2-0

Semifinal: India beat Japan 3-1

Semifinal: Pakistan beat Korea 5-1

3rd-4th Place: Korea beat Japan 1-0

5th Place: China beat Malaysia 2-1

6-7th Place: Malaysia beat Bangladesh 4-0

All Results – League Phase

Group A Pakistan beat Japan 2-0

Group B India beat Korea 5-0

Group B China beat Bangladesh 6-1

Group A Pakistan beat Malaysia 4-0

Group B India beat China 1-0

Group B Korea beat Bangladesh 7-0

Group A Japan beat Malaysia 3-2

Group B India beat Bangladesh 6-0

Group B Korea beat China 4-1

1994 – 4th Men’s Asia Cup, Hiroshima

Participating Teams: India, Pakistan, Korea, Malaysia, China, Japan, Thailand, Kazakhstan, Bangladesh

Pool A: Pakistan, Malaysia, China, Thailand

Pool B: India, Bangladesh, Kazakhstan, Korea, Japan

Final: Korea beat India 1-0

Semifinals: Korea beat Pakistan 4-0

Semifinals: India beat Malaysia 3-2

3rd-4th Place: Pakistan beat Malaysia 5-2

5th-6th Place: Kazakhstan beat Bangladesh 7-2

7th-8th Place: China beat Thailand 4-0

5th-8th Place: Kazakhstan beat China 2-1

5th-8th Place Bangladesh vs Thailand 6-0

All Results – League Phase

Group A Pakistan beat Malaysia 8-2

Group B India drew Korea1-1

Group B Bangladesh beat Kazakhstan 2-1

Group A China beat Thailand 12-0

Group B India beat Japan 6-2

Group B Korea drew Bangladesh1-1

Group A Malaysia beat Thailand 20-0

Group B Korea beat Kazakhstan 4-0

Group B India drew Kazakhstan1-1

Group A Pakistan beat China 5-0

Group B Korea beat Japan 2-1

Group B India beat Bangladesh 4-0

Group A Malaysia beat China 5-0

Group B Japan beat Bangladesh 2-1

Group B Kazakhstan beat Japan 2-1

Group A Pakistan beat Thailand 20-0

South Korea with the Asian Cup trophy in 2009 after their win over Pakistan

1999 – 5th Men’s Asia Cup, Kuala Lumpur

Participating Teams: India, Pakistan, Korea, Malaysia, China, Japan, Sri Lanka, Hong Kong, Bangladesh

Pool A: Pakistan, Korea, China, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka

Pool B: India, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Japan

Final: Korea beat Pakistan 5-4

Semifinal: Korea beat India 5-4

Semifinal: Pakistan beat Malaysia 3-2

3rd-4th Place: India beat Malaysia 4-2

All Results – League Phase

Group B India beat Japan 3-1

Group A China beat Sri Lanka 4-0

Group A Korea beat Bangladesh 4-0

Group B Malaysia beat Hong Kong 8-1

Group A Pakistan beat Sri Lanka 15-0

Group A China beat Bangladesh 1-1

Group B India drew Malaysia1-1

Group A Korea beat Sri Lanka 9-0

Group A Pakistan beat China 10-1

Group A Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka 7-1

Group B Malaysia drew Japan 2-2

Group B India beat Hong Kong 5-0

Group A Korea beat China 6-1

Group A Pakistan beat Bangladesh 6-0

Group B Japan beat Hong Kong 4-1

Group A Pakistan beat Korea 1-0

2003 – 6th Men’s Asia Cup, Kuala Lumpur

Participating Teams: India, Pakistan, Korea, Malaysia, China, Japan, Hong Kong, Bangladesh

Pool A: Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Hong Kong

Pool B: India, Pakistan, China, Bangladesh

Final: India beat Pakistan 4-2

Semifinal: India beat Korea 4-2

Semifinal: Pakistan beat Japan 3-1

3rd-4th Place: Korea beat Japan 4-2

5th-6th Place: Malaysia beat China 3-2

7th-8th Place: Hong Kong beat Bangladesh 4-3

5th-8th Place: Malaysia beat Bangladesh 5-0

All Results – League Phase

Group B Pakistan beat Bangladesh 8-0

Group A Japan beat Hong Kong 7-3

Group B India beat China 5-1

Group A Malaysia drew Korea 1-1

Group A Japan beat Malaysia 3-2

Group B Pakistan beat China 7-1

Group B India beat Bangladesh 10-0

Group A Malaysia beat Hong Kong 2-1

Group B China beat Bangladesh 8-0

Group A Korea beat Japan 6-0

Group B Pakistan beat India 4-2

2007 – 7th Men’s Asia Cup, Chennai

Participating Teams: India, Pakistan, Malaysia, Korea, China, Japan, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Thailand, Bangladesh

Pool A: Pakistan, Japan, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Singapore

Pool B: India, Korea, China, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thailand

Final: India beat Korea 7-2

Semifinal: India beat Japan 4-1

Semifinal: Korea beat Malaysia 2-1

3rd-4th Place: Malaysia beat Japan 5-3

5th-6th Place: China beat Pakistan 3-2

7th-8th Place: Bangladesh beat Hong Kong 3-1

All Results – League Phase

Group A Malaysia beat Singapore 8-0

Group A Pakistan beat Hong Kong 6-1

Group B Bangladesh beat Thailand 13-0

Group B Korea beat Sri Lanka 12-2

Group B India beat China 1-0

Group A Japan beat Pakistan 3-1

Group A Malaysia beat Hong Kong 13-1

Group B Korea beat Thailand 16-0

Group B China beat Bangladesh 6-0

Group B India beat Sri Lanka 20-0

Group A Japan beat Hong Kong 7-1

Group A Pakistan beat Singapore 8-0

Group B Bangladesh beat Sri Lanka 3-2

Group B China beat Thailand 13-0

Group B India beat Korea 3-2

Group A Hong Kong beat Singapore 3-2

Group A Malaysia beat Japan 2-0

Group B India beat Bangladesh 6-0

Group A Pakistan drew Malaysia 3-3

Group B Sri Lanka beat Thailand 9-1

Group B Korea drew China 3-3

Group A Japan beat Singapore 8-0

Group B China beat Sri Lanka 10-2

Group B Korea beat Bangladesh 8-0

Group B India beat Thailand 16-0

2009 – 8th Men’s Asia Cup, Kuantan

Participating Teams: India, Pakistan, Malaysia, Korea, China, Japan, Bangladesh

Pool A: Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Bangladesh

Pool B: India, Pakistan, China

Final: Korea beat Pakistan 1-0

Semifinal: Korea beat China 5-1

Semifinal: Pakistan beat Malaysia 4-2

3rd-4th Place: China beat Malaysia 7-6 (3-3)

5th-6th Place: India beat Japan 5-1

7th Place: India beat Bangladesh 11-1

All Results – League Phase

Group A Malaysia beat Singapore 8-0

Group A Korea drew Malaysia 1-1

Group A Japan beat Bangladesh 5-0

Group B Pakistan drew China 1-1

Group B Korea beat Japan 3-2

Group A Malaysia beat Bangladesh 7-1

Group B Pakistan beat India 3-2

Group A Korea beat Bangladesh 9-0

Group A Malaysia beat Japan 4-1

Group B India drew China 2-2