India Edge Pakistan by 2 Runs in Rain-Interrupted Hong Kong Sixes 2025
Robin Uthappa and Bharat Chipli were the standout performers as India secured a narrow victory over Pakistan in a rain-affected match of the Hong Kong Sixes tournament.
Match Highlights
- India posted a strong total of 86 for 4 in six overs, powered by Uthappa’s 28 runs from 11 balls and Chipli’s 24 off 13.
- Pakistan started well, reaching 41 for 1 after three overs, but heavy rain cut the game short.
- The result was decided by the DLS method, with Pakistan falling two runs short of the revised target.
- Stuart Binny’s bowling was crucial, conceding only seven runs and taking one wicket in his spell.
Other Notable Performances on an Exciting Day
- Australia dominated Pool B, with Jack Wood scoring a blistering 55 off just 11 balls to help chase down 88 runs in under three overs against UAE.
- Afghanistan overwhelmed South Africa by 49 runs.
- Bangladesh defended a modest total of 75, thanks to Mosaddek Hossain’s 3 for 20, handing Sri Lanka their second consecutive defeat.
“Uthappa blazed 28 off 11 balls, while Chipli’s 24 from 13 ensured India posted a competitive 86 for 4 in six overs.”
“Stuart Binny’s miserly spell proved decisive, he gave away just seven runs and bagged a wicket, keeping India narrowly ahead when it mattered most.”
Summary
Despite rain disrupting the game, India's dynamic batting and tight bowling secured a thrilling two-run DLS victory over Pakistan, highlighting exciting competition in the Hong Kong Sixes 2025.
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