Pakistan beat Kuwait to wins the 2025 Hong Kong Super Sixes title: Full Results of Every Match.
MONG KOK: Pakistan dominated Kuwait to win the Hong Kong Sixes 2025 title at Mission Road Ground on Sunday, winning by 44 runs.
Pakistan chose to bat first and put up a huge total of 135 for 3 in just six overs. Captain Abbas Afridi was the star of the show, smashing 52 runs from only 11 balls, including seven massive sixes, before leaving the field injured. Abdul Samad added 42 runs from 13 balls, and Khawaja Nafay hit a quick 22 from 6 balls, as Pakistan’s top order completely overpowered the Kuwaiti bowlers.
Although Meet Bhavsar took three wickets, Kuwait’s bowlers struggled to contain Pakistan’s explosive batting, which scored at a stunning 22.5 runs per over.
In reply, Kuwait gave a good fight but managed only 92 runs in five overs. Bhavsar remained not out with 33 runs, while Adnan Idrees added 30. For Pakistan, Maaz Sadaqat was the pick of the bowlers with 3 wickets for 29 runs, and Abbas Afridi and Muhammad Shahzad took one wicket each.
Earlier, Pakistan had beaten Australia in a thrilling semi-final by just one run. Khawaja Nafay played a key role, scoring 50 off 14 balls to help Pakistan reach 121 for 2. Tight bowling in the final overs sealed Pakistan’s place in the final—and ultimately, the championship.
Hong Kong Super Sixes 2025: Teams and Groups
Pool A: South Africa, Afghanistan, Nepal
Pool B: Australia, England, UAE
Pool C: India, Pakistan, Kuwait
Pool D: Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Hong Kong China
Where to Watch Hong Kong Super Sixes 2025: Live Streaming and TV Telecast
All matches will be broadcast live on Sony Sports Network and streamed on SonyLIV.
Fans can also watch live coverage on the Cricket Hong Kong YouTube channel.
Hong Kong Super Sixes 2025: Full Schedule, Scores, Results Dates, Match timing, Results
Friday, November 7
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1. D – hong kong vs bangladesh – abandoned
2. B – england vs u.a.e – abandoned
3. C – kuwait vs pakistan – Pakistan won by 4 wickets
4. A – afghanistan vs nepal – Afghanistan won by 17 runs
5. D – hong kong vs sri lanka – Hong kong won by 4 wickets
6. B – australia vs u.a.e – Australia won by 6 wickets
7. A – afghanistan vs south africa – Afghanistan won by 49 runs
8. D – bangladesh vs sri lanka – Bangladesh won by 13 runs
9. c – india vs pakistan – india won by 2 runs (dls)
10. B – australia vs england – abandoned
Saturday, November 8
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11. A – nepal vs south africa – South africa won by 4 wickets
12. c – india vs kuwait – Kuwait won by 27 runs
Bowl – sri lanka vs nepal – Sri lanka won by 3 wickets
Bowl – india vs u.a.e – UAE won by 4 wickets
1st QF – Australia vs Bangladesh – Australia won by 54 runs
2nd QF – Pakistan vs South Africa – Pakistan won by 5 wickets
Bowl – India vs Nepal – Nepal won by 92 runs
Bowl – Sri lanka vs u.a.e – Sri lanka won by 39 runs
Quarter-Final 3: Hong Kong vs England — England won by 41 runs
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Quarter-Final 4: Afghanistan vs Kuwait — Kuwait won by 4 wkts
Sunday, November 9
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Match 21: Nepal vs UAE (Bowl M5) — United Arab Emirates won by 43 runs
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Plate Semi-Final 1: Bangladesh vs South Africa — Bangladesh won by 25 runs
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Plate Semi-Final 2: Hong Kong vs Afghanistan —Hong Kong won by 5 wkts
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Match 24: India vs Sri Lanka (Bowl M6) — Sri Lanka won by 48 runs
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Cup Semi-Final 1: Australia vs Pakistan —Pakistan won by 1 run
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Cup Semi-Final 2: England vs Kuwait — Kuwait won by 37 runs
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Bowl Final: Sri Lanka vs UAE —Sri Lanka won by 21 runs
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Plate Final: Hong Kong vs Bangladesh — Hong Kong won by 1 wkts
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HK Super Sixes Cup Final: Pakistan 135-3 (6) - Kuwait - 92-6 (5.1) — Pakistan won by 43 runs
Hong Kong Super Sixes 2025 squads: Full team lists and injury updates
South Africa
Jordan Morris (c), Abdullah Bayomi, Ethan Cunningham, Mbulelo Dube, Kashief Joseph, Blake Simpson, and Jorich van Schalkwyk.
Afghanistan
Gulbadin Naib (c), Ikram Alikhil (vc), Karim Janat, Sharafuddin Ashraf, Farmanullah Safi, Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai, Sediqullah Pacha.
Nepal
Sharad Vesawkar (c), Sandip Jora, Lokesh Bam, Basir Ahamad, Adil Ansari, Rashid Khan, Rupesh Singh.
Australia
Dan Christian (c), James Pattinson, Jack Wood, Fawad Ahmed, Sam Heazlett, Alex Ross, Andrew Fekete.
England
Joe Denly (c), James Coles, Ethan Brookes, Toby Albert, George Hill, Dan Mousley, Tom Aspinwall.
UAE
Harshit Kaushik (c), Khalid Shah, Muhammad Arfan, Mohammad Farooq, Muhammad Saghir Khan, Nilansh Keshwani, Rejith Arjunan.
India
Dinesh Karthik (c), R Ashwin, Stuart Binny, Bharat Chipli.
The rest of the squad will be announced soon
Kuwait
Yasin Patel (c), Usman Patel, Meet Bhavsar, Bilal Tahir, Ravija Sandaruwan, Adnan Idrees, Mohamed Shafeeq.
Bangladesh
Akbar Ali (c), Abu Hider Rony, Jishan Alam, Mohammad Saifuddin, Mosaddek Hossain, Rakibul Hasan, Tofayel Ahmed.
Sri Lanka
Lahiru Madushanka (c), Dhananjaya Lakshan, Thanuka Dabare, Nimesh Vimukthi, Lahiru Samarakoon, Tharindu Rathnayake, Sachitha Jayatilake, Movin Subasinghe (standby).
Hong Kong
Yasim Murtaza (c), Babar Hayat, Anshuman Rath (wk), Aizaz Khan, Nizakat Khan, Ehsan Khan, Nasrulla Rana.
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