Hong Kong: In a high-octane encounter at the Hong Kong Sixes, Team India once again outclassed Pakistan, securing a dramatic 2-run victory under the DLS method after rain interrupted the match.
The unique Hong Kong Sixes format features 6-over innings per side and allows for thrilling, fast-paced cricket with modified rules. In this clash, Pakistan won the toss and chose to bowl first, handing India the opportunity to bat. The Indian team posted 86/4 in 6 overs, setting Pakistan a target of 87 runs.
Rain Intervenes, DLS Decides the Match
Pakistan started positively but lost their first wicket in the second over. Despite steady efforts, rain forced an early halt to the match at the end of the third over, with Pakistan at 41/1. According to the DLS calculation, India was ahead at the time, and the match was awarded to Team India.
Standout Performances
Robin Uthappa played a pivotal innings for India, earning the Player of the Match award for his remarkable batting. With this win, India sets its sights on its next clash against Kuwait on November 8.
The thrilling encounter once again reinforced India’s dominance over Pakistan in cricket, even in the fast-paced, rain-affected Sixes format.
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