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    Abbas Afridi to lead Pakistan in Hong Kong Sixes

    Sara Ali•October 9, 2026• 1 min read
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    Abbas Afridi to lead Pakistan in Hong Kong Sixes
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    “The Pakistan Cricket Board has announced the squad for the Hong Kong Sixes, with Abbas Afridi named captain for the six-a-side tournament, which will be held at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground in…”

    Pakistan will depart for Hong Kong on 28 October and will compete alongside 11 other teams in the three-day tournament. The 12 participating teams have been divided into four pools of three teams each. Pakistan have been placed in Pool C.Pakistan squad:Mohammad Abbas Afridi (captain), Abdul Samad, Ahmed Daniyal, Muhammad Irfan Khan, Khawaja Nafay, Muhammad Shahzad and Saad Masood.

    Team Manager: Raza Kitchlew

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    Written by Sara Ali

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

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