Asia Cup 2025 / Question on Team India's match fees, Suryakumar Yadav maintains silence

Asia Cup 2025: The Indian cricket team started its campaign in a great way in the Asia Cup 2025. In the very first match of the tournament, India defeated UAE by a huge margin. The match was so one-sided that in just two hours, India wrote the script for UAE's defeat. But after this stormy victory, questions have started arising about the match fees of the Indian team. The discussion is gaining momentum among critics and fans whether Indian players should get full match fees for such a short match?

Suryakumar Yadav's answer

Indian captain Suryakumar Yadav was questioned on this issue in the post-match presentation. A journalist jokingly asked, "Should the Indian team get full match fees even after finishing the match so quickly?" Suryakumar avoided giving a direct answer to this question and laughingly said, "We will talk about this issue later." While his answer sparked light laughter, this question is still a topic of discussion.

UAE innings: All out for 57 runs

Talking about the match, India won the toss and decided to bowl first. UAE had a good start, but the Indian bowlers soon broke their back. Especially spinner Kuldeep Yadav wreaked havoc. Kuldeep took three wickets in a single over and destroyed UAE's batting by taking a total of four wickets. UAE's entire innings was all out for 57 runs in just 79 balls. The Indian bowling attack was so effective that the UAE batsmen could not stay on the field for long.

India's stormy batting

The Indian team, which came out to chase the small target of 58 runs, took it as a challenge and won in just 27 balls. Young batsman Abhishek Sharma played an important role in this victory. Abhishek took India to the victory floor quickly by hitting 30 runs in just 16 balls. His aggressive batting proved that the Indian team is not taking any challenge lightly in this tournament.

What is the match fee dispute?

Although India's stunning victory won the hearts of the fans, some people are raising questions about it. They argue that when the match ended in such a short time, should the players get full fees? This question may have been raised in a joking manner, but it has become a topic of debate among cricket fans and analysts. Some say that the hard work and performance of the players should be judged by the result rather than the time, while others believe that a policy should be made regarding fees in short matches.

What's next?

This explosive start of India has made its intentions clear in Asia Cup 2025. Under the captaincy of Suryakumar Yadav, this team is not only playing for victory, but also intends to dominate the opponents. But the question of match fees has still emerged as a minor controversy. Will this discussion move forward or will India's next victory make it forgotten? It will be interesting to see.