New Delhi: Dubai is all set for the high intense match between the arch-rivals India and Pakistan in Asia Cup 2025 on Sunday 14 September. Both the teams started their campaign on an impressive note as they secured dominant wins in their opening fixtures. This clash will also determine who tops Group A India vs Pakistan weather report As usual the weather is set to be a key factor. AccuWeather has predicted daytime temperatures of around 39°C with humidity pushing the feel closer to 44°C. Although rain isn’t expected but players might face challenging conditions with wind speeds likely reaching up to 33 km/h. The night will also be warm at about 30°C and while clear skies are forecast the air quality may not be the best. Talking about the pitch one of the central pitches has been prepared for this high-intense clash. After India’s opening match against the UAE Shivam Dube noted that the surface was already beginning to play a bit slow which could give spinners an advantage. As the tournament will progress spin is expected to play a crucial role. With dew likely to set in during the evening the toss-winning captain will likely opt to bowl first and chase. India vs Pakistan head-to-head The stage is ready for the highly-anticipated India and Pakistan clash. They have faced each other 19 times in Asia Cup history with India winning 10 matches Pakistan six while three ending without a result. The figures displays how intense these encounters have been and with the weather pitch and atmosphere in Dubai adding to the spectacle Sunday’s clash promises to be another nail-biting encounter. Story Highlight Dubai is all set for the high intense match between the arch-rivals India and Pakistan in Asia Cup 2025 on Sunday 14 September. AccuWeather has predicted daytime temperatures of around 39°C with humidity pushing the feel closer to 44°C although rain isn’t expected Talking about the pitch one of the central pitches has been prepared for this high-intense clash. India and Pakistan have faced each other 19 times in Asia Cup history with India winning 10 matches Pakistan six while three ending without a result.