Pakistan overcame India by four wickets at the Hong Kong Sixes, finishing the chase in only 3.5 overs. Opener Khawaja Nafay anchored the innings with 41 off 12 balls, and captain Abbas Afridi added 35 in the Group C match at Mission Road Ground.
Nafay Leads Pakistan's Rapid Chase
Nafay struck two fours and five sixes as Pakistan chased India's six-over total of 88. Afridi's 35 was the other key knock that secured the win.
Abdul Samad remained not out on seven, while Irfan Khan contributed an unbeaten six. Pakistan passed the target before the fourth over ended, sealing a four-wicket triumph.
Shashank's 40 Anchors India's Innings
Earlier, Afridi won the toss and elected to field. India posted 88 runs from their six overs, with Shashank Singh scoring 40 off 11 balls.
Singh's effort featured two fours and five sixes. For Pakistan, Samad claimed two wickets while giving away 10 runs in his single over.
- Abdul Samad: two wickets for 10 runs in one over.
- Ahmed Daniyal: one wicket.
- Muhammad Shahzad: one wicket.
