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Pakistan secures sixth Hong Kong Sixes title after defeating debutant Kuwait, Hong Kong and Sri Lanka win…
24htopnews | November 9, 2025 8:06 PM CST

New Delhi: The Hong Kong Sixes 2025 ended with a thrilling match on Sunday at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground with Pakistan emerging as champions and claiming their sixth title the highest by any nation in the tournaments history. In the final clash Pakistan delivered an impressive all-round performance to beat debutants Kuwait by 43 runs. Batting first Pakistan posted a total of 135/3 thanks to Abdul Samads explosive 42 (13) and captain Abbas Afridis powerful 52 (11). Kuwaits Meet Bhavsar carried his impressive form as he picked three wickets in a standout spell. Kuwait got off to a brilliant start with Adnan Idrees hitting five sixes in the opening over to score a quick 30 off 8 balls keeping their hopes alive. However Pakistans disciplined bowling soon regained control eventually restricting Kuwait to 92/6 and securing a memorable victory adding another title to their illustrious Hong Kong Sixes legacy. Kuwait had an incredible season making it to the final Despite the loss Kuwait had an incredible season making it to the final in their debut appearance and showcasing their talent against some of the worlds top teams. Hosts Hong Kong China didnt disappoint their home crowd as they clinched the Plate Final in a dramatic encounter against Bangladesh. Bangladesh set a target of 121 led by captain Akbar Alis 51 off 13 balls. Chasing the total Hong Kong needed 30 runs off the final over and captain Aizaz Khan delivered a sensational finish smashing five sixes to guide his team to victory. Remaining unbeaten on 85 off 21 balls he secured a one-wicket win and the Plate title for the hosts. In the Bowl Final Sri Lanka wrapped up their tournament on a high as they defeated the UAE by 21 runs. Sachitha Jayathilake led the charge with a quick 52 off 13 balls helping Sri Lanka reach 106/2 in six overs. The UAE struggled to build a strong reply and were limited to 85/2 handing Sri Lanka the Bowl championship.


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