Pakistan Win Hong Kong Sixes 2025, Abbas Afridi-Led Side Beats Kuwait By 43 Runs to Win Title

Abbas Afridi and his team came up with an emphatic performance to down a spirited Kuwait side en route to winning the Hong Kong Sixes 2025. Pakistan captain Abbas Afridi was adjudged Player of the match for his all-round performance in the Hong Kong Sixes 2025 Final.

Pakistan players celebrate a wicket (Photo credit: X @HongKongSixes)

Pakistan won the Hong Kong Sixes 2025 tournament, defeating Kuwait by 43 runs to win the title at the Mission Road Ground, Mong Kok on Sunday, November 2. Batting first, Pakistan put up a solid total of 135 runs in six overs, with captain Abbas Afridi leading the charge. Batting at number three, he smashed 52 off just 11 balls while Abdul Samad (42 off 13) and Khwaja Nafay (22 off 6) made contributions as well. For Kuwait, Meet Bhavsar took three wickets in two overs. In response, Meet Bhavsar was the top scorer for Kuwait with a 12-ball 33 while Adnan Idrees scored 30 off eight deliveries. Maaz Sadaqat was the best Pakistan bowler with three wickets for 29 runs. Captain Abbas Afridi took one wicket and conceded 14 runs off one over. India Beat Pakistan by Two Runs Via DLS Method in Rain-Shortened Hong Kong Sixes 2025 Match; Dinesh Karthik, Robin Uthappa Star With Quick Cameos.

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