Cricket fans around the globe are in for another exciting encounter between India and Pakistan as they take part in the Hong Kong Sixes 2025. In the short-form tournament's electrifying six-a-side format, matches will be short and explosive, full of boundaries, wickets, and nonstop action. The highly-anticipated match will be played at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground in Mong Kok on Friday, November 7, and it will be a day filled with adrenaline and entertainment.

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Dinesh Karthik will captain the Indian team, leading them into battle against their arch-rivals Pakistan in what is expected to be a high-intensity match. With each team packing power hitters and explosive bowlers, the contest will move at lightning speed and make it hard for fans to turn away from their screens. The Hong Kong Sixes format enhances the excitement, with every over full of drama, quick runs, and game-changing actions for cricket fans to watch.

IND vs PAK: Match Details

IND vs PAK: Live Broadcast & Streaming Details

Fans in India can tune in via television or mobile devices. Both Sony Sports Network and FanCode hold official broadcasting and digital streaming rights.

IND vs PAK: Playing 6s

India (Playing 6): Dinesh Karthik(w/c), Robin Uthappa, Stuart Binny, Abhimanyu Mithun, Bharath Chipli, Shahbaz Nadeem
Pakistan (Playing 6): Abbas Afridi (c), Khawaja Nafay (w), Maaz Sadaqat, Shahid Aziz, Muhammad Shahzad, Saad Masood

IND vs PAK: Format

The Hong Kong Sixes carnival is undeniably one of the fastest and most thrilling formats of cricket, played with six players per side and six overs per innings. Each pool in the tournament has three teams, while the top two teams from each pool will advance to the quarterfinals.

India has only won the tournament once, in 2005, while Pakistan were runners-up last year to Sri Lanka in the final. Pakistan has historically been one of the most successful teams in the tournament, winning the tournament a total of five times and maintaining a strong position in the tournament.