India (IND) vs Pakistan (PAK) Hong Kong Sixes 2025 Toady Match Live Cricket Score Updates: Indian team has posted 86/4 from their six overs. Pakistan ended up at 41/3 before the rain came in and India were declared winners by 2-runs based on DLS method. Earlier Pakistan skipper won the toss and opted to bowl first. Twelve teams participate in the competition, with six-a-side teams. And the tournament will kick off with the arch-rivals facing each other at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground
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Both India and Pakistan are in pool C alongside Kuwait. The 12 participating teams in the competition are divided into four groups with three teams each.
The tournament was initially inaugurated in the 1990s. The tournament ran from 1993-1997 and returned from 2001-2012, and had a year in 2017, and was relaunched again last year.
Teams:
Pakistan (Playing 6): Khawaja Nafay(w), Abdul Samad, Maaz Sadaqat, Shahid Aziz, Abbas Afridi(c), Muhammad Shahzad
India (Playing 6): Dinesh Karthik(w/c), Robin Uthappa, Stuart Binny, Abhimanyu Mithun, Bharath Chipli, Shahbaz Nadeem
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