In an electrifying encounter at the Hong Kong International Sixes today between Pakistan and Inda, Pakistan chased down a target of 120 runs set by India, winning the match with a spectacular performance.
Pakistan won the toss and elected to field first in the match against India at the Hong Kong International Sixes.
The game, held at the Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok, showcased the excitement of cricket as both teams went head-to-head in a high-scoring battle.
Pakistan Innings
Chasing a target of 120, Pakistan came out firing on all cylinders.
Muhammad Akhlaq led the charge with a stunning 40 runs off just 12 balls, featuring three fours and four sixes.
Asif Ali was sensational, scoring 55 runs off 14 balls, including 2 fours and 7 sixes.
The captain, Faheem Ashraf, contributed a quickfire 22 runs off 5 balls, ensuring Pakistan reached their target in just 5 overs without losing a wicket.
This performance marked a significant victory for Pakistan in the high-octane format of the game, showcasing their batting prowess and ability to chase down challenging targets.
India Innings
India, batting first, finished their 6 overs at a commendable 119 runs for the loss of 2 wickets.
Robin Uthappa, leading the side, contributed a rapid 31 runs off just 8 balls, including three fours and three sixes, at an impressive strike rate of 387.50.
Bharat Chipli was the standout performer for India, scoring a blistering 53 runs off 16 deliveries before retiring hurt.
Kedar Jadhav added 8 runs, but it was Manoj Tiwary’s late cameo of 17 not out from 7 balls that helped maintain the momentum.
Pakistan’s bowling attack, with Faheem Ashraf being the pick of the bowlers, claiming 2 wickets for 50 runs in his 2 overs.
Aamer Yamin and Shahab Khan also bowled well.
