The Hong Kong Sixes 2025 concluded dramatically on Sunday at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground, with Pakistan claiming their sixth title—the most by any country in the tournament's history.
In the final, Pakistan displayed a commanding all-round performance to defeat debutants Kuwait by 43 runs.
Kuwait's Meet Bhavsar impressed by taking three wickets during a notable bowling spell. Kuwait began their chase with Adnan Idrees smashing five sixes in the opening over, scoring a rapid 30 runs off 8 balls, igniting hope for their side.
Despite this, Pakistan’s disciplined bowling tightened control, eventually bowling Kuwait out for 92/6.
"Pakistan were crowned champions, clinching their sixth title, the most by any nation in the tournament’s history."
"Despite the defeat, it was a historic campaign for Kuwait, who, in their debut appearance, reached the final and proved their mettle against some of the best teams in the world."
Pakistan's victory added another prestigious chapter to their illustrious Sixes legacy.
Author’s summary: Pakistan won the Hong Kong Sixes 2025, securing their sixth title by defeating debutants Kuwait in a memorable final showcasing explosive batting and disciplined bowling.