Pakistan Hammer Hong Kong by 10 Wickets in Hong Kong Sixes

Pakistan produced a ruthless display of six-a-side hitting at the Hong Kong Sixes on Saturday, brushing aside the hosts by 10 wickets at Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok. Hong Kong had posted 106 for 3 from their six overs, a total that looked competitive in the shortened format, but Pakistan's openers made a mockery of the chase. Khawaja Nafay finished unbeaten as Pakistan reached 107 without losing a wicket in just 4.3 overs, with a 90-run opening stand in 23 balls setting the tone. The win underlined Pakistan's pedigree in this format, where power, clean striking and fearless running between the wickets matter more than patience. Hong Kong, roared on by a home crowd, had no answer once the chase gathered momentum, and the margin — ten wickets with nine balls to spare — told the story of a one-sided contest. The Sixes format leaves no room for a slow start, and Pakistan's openers ensured there was none, attacking from the first ball and keeping the required rate under control throughout. It was a statement result in a tournament built for entertainment, and another reminder that in six overs of cricket, one dominant partnership is often all it takes.