Pakistan clinches a dramatic four‑wicket win over India in the Hong Kong Sixes, closing the match at 89‑88 after a swift chase of 89 in just 3.5 overs.
Abbas Afridi, the daring captain, chose to bowl after winning the toss, a decision that paid off when Khawaja Nafay smashed 41 off 12 balls to finish the run chase.
Meanwhile, India struggled to keep pace, ending at 88/5 with Shashank Singh’s blistering 40 off 11 balls providing the only real threat to the Pakistani bowlers.
The victory puts Pakistan in a strong position ahead of their next fixture against the United Arab Emirates, while the result also reminds fans that India had already lost to the UAE in the opening match of the tournament.
With the Sixes series now in its final stages, all eyes will be on how Pakistan capitalises on this momentum as they head into the clash with the UAE.