Jasprit Bumrah ended with figures of 1 for 13, giving away only 7 runs in the final over to restrict the hosts to 120 after 15 overs.

Virat Kohli and Shikhar Dhawan added 94 runs for the second wicket before MS Dhoni finished the game with an unbeaten 20 from 6 balls.

Shikhar Dhawan was ably supported by Virat Kohli and the duo expertly transitioned India's chase from defence to attack.

Shakib Al Hasan scored a brisk 21 to resuscitate Bangladesh's innings before Ravichandran Ashwin turned in a super final over to dismiss him.

Bangladesh were buoyed by the early strike and managed to keep India tied down in the batting powerplay.

A heavy downpour before the start of play reduced the Asia Cup final to a 15-over affair.

Rohit Sharma was dismissed early by Al Amin Hossain giving Bangladesh a big boost.

Mohammad Mahmudullah scored an unbeaten 13-ball 33 to propel Bangladesh's total past 100.

Mashrafe Mortaza promoted himself up the order but was dismissed off the first ball as Bangladesh looked set for a sub-par total.

Ashish Nehra and Jasprit Bumrah struck early to dismiss the Bangladeshi openers.

It was time for selfies as India celebrated the win.

Shikhar Dhawan received the man of the match award for his fine knock.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni finished it off in style, sealing the victory with a six.

Indian cricketers pose for a photo after winning the Asia Cup T20, 2016.

Virat Kohli celebrates the win as MS Dhoni looks on.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni with the Asia Cup trophy.

Sabbir Rahman won the Man of the Series award.