Match Details
Players per side
6
Toss
Afghanistan , elected to bat first
Player Of The Match
Season
Match days
9 November 2025 (6-over match)
09/11Result
Plate, 2nd Semi-Final, Hong Kong International Sixes at Mong Kok, Nov 9 2025
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![Afghanistan]( "Afghanistan")
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![Hong Kong]( "Hong Kong")
96/1 (5.4/6 ov)
Player of the Match
09/11Result
Plate, 2nd Semi-Final, Hong Kong International Sixes at Mong Kok, Nov 9 2025
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![Afghanistan]( "Afghanistan")
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![Hong Kong]( "Hong Kong")
96/1 (5.4/6 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
AFGHANISTAN 95/5 (6 OVERS)
- Karim Janat34 (14)
- Noor ul Rahman24 (10)
- Ehsan Khan3/27 (2)
- Babar Hayat1/12 (1)
HONG KONG 96/1 (5.4 OVERS)
- Nizakat Khan*24 (10)
- Anshy Rath*45 (17)
- Gulbadin Naib1/14 (1)
- Farmanullah0/15 (1)
5.4
2
Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai to Nizakat Khan, 2 runs,
5.3
1
Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai to Anshuman Rath, 1 run,
5.2
1
Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai to Nizakat Khan, 1 run,
5.1
1lb
Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai to Anshuman Rath, 1 leg bye,
5.1
2nb
Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai to Nizakat Khan, (no ball) 1 run,
END OF OVER:5 | 22 Runs | HKG: 89/1 (7 runs required from 6 balls, RR: 17.80, RRR: 7.00)
- Nizakat Khan20 (7b)
- Anshy Rath44 (15b)
- Karim Janat2-0-35-0
- Farmanullah1-0-15-0
4.6
1
Karim Janat to Nizakat Khan, 1 run,
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