Pakistan Triumphs at Hong Kong Sixes 2025
Pakistan claimed the Hong Kong Sixes 2025 title after defeating Kuwait by 43 runs in the final held at the Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok on Sunday.
Final Match Highlights
Pakistan piled up an impressive 135 for three wickets in six overs. Opener Abdul Samad smashed 42 runs off just 13 balls, while captain Abbas Afridi blazed 52 runs from 11 balls. Kuwait, chasing the target, was bowled out for 92 in 5.1 overs. Left-arm spinner Maaz Sadaqat led the bowling attack with three wickets.
“Pakistan’s Abdul Samad smashed a 13-ball 42 against Kuwait in the final.”
Tournament Journey
- Pakistan began its campaign with a four-wicket victory over Kuwait.
- They narrowly lost to India by two runs via the DLS method in their next match.
- In the quarterfinal, Pakistan overcame South Africa by five wickets.
- They edged past Australia by one run in the semifinal to secure their spot in the final.
This triumph marked Pakistan’s sixth title at the Hong Kong Sixes tournament.
Kuwait’s Solid Performance
Kuwait also impressed throughout the tournament, defeating India, Afghanistan, and England to reach the championship match.
India’s Disappointing Run
India started strong with a two-run win over Pakistan but suffered consecutive defeats to Kuwait, the UAE, Nepal, and Sri Lanka, ending their tournament on a low note.
Author’s summary: Pakistan captured its sixth Hong Kong Sixes title, defeating Kuwait after a dominant campaign led by explosive batting and sharp bowling.
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