IND vs PAK
IND vs PAK: Whenever the teams of India and Pakistan face each other in any sport, the eyes of sports lovers around the world are fixed on the matches. And when it comes to cricket match, the competition becomes even more exciting. This year, India and Pakistan faced each other in the T20 World Cup 2024 in New York. Then India had registered a spectacular victory. Now once again there is going to be a clash between India and Pakistan. Now you might be thinking that we are talking about the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 to be played next year. No, India and Pakistan are going to face each other not next year but next month itself. The Indian team has also been announced for this match.
Actually, Hong Kong Cricket Sixes Tournament is going to be organized in Hong Kong next month. This tournament is returning after a long time. This tournament will be played between November 1 and November 3 in which India and Pakistan were placed in the same group. Both the teams will face each other on the very first day of the tournament. Fans are very curious about this match and that is why there is a lot of discussion about this match on social media.
Uthappa was made captain
India has also announced its team for this tournament. The command of the Indian team has been handed over to batsman Robin Uthappa, who was a part of the Indian team that won the T20 World Cup title in 2007. Apart from Uthappa, 6 more players have been given place in the team. These include Bharat Chipli, Kedar Jadhav, Manoj Tiwari, Shahbaz Nadeem, Shrivats Goswami and Stuart Binny. It is noteworthy that the upcoming season of the Hong Kong Cricket Sixis Tournament will be the 20th edition of the tournament and it will be held from 1 to 3 November at the Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok, Hong Kong.
India’s squad for the Hong Kong Cricket Sixers Tournament is as follows: Robin Uthappa (captain), Bharat Chipli, Kedar Jadhav, Manoj Tiwari, Shahbaz Nadeem, Shreevats Goswami, Stuart Binny.
November 1st
- South Africa vs Hong Kong (6 AM IST-6:55 AM IST)
- England vs Nepal (6:55 AM IST-7:50 AM IST)
- Pakistan vs UAE (7:50 AM IST-8:45 AM IST)
- Sri Lanka vs Oman (8:45 AM IST-9:40 AM IST)
- New Zealand vs Hong Kong (9:40 AM IST-10:35 AM IST)
- Bangladesh vs Oman (10:35 AM IST-11:30 AM IST)
- India vs Pakistan (11:30 AM IST-12:25 PM IST)
- England vs Australia (12:25 PM IST-1:15 PM IST)
- South Africa vs New Zealand (1:15 PM IST-2:10 PM IST)
- Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh (2:10 PM IST-3:05 PM IST)
2 November
- Australia vs Nepal (6 AM IST-6:55 AM IST)
- India vs UAE (6:55 AM IST-7:50 AM IST)
- Bowl Match 1: A3 vs D3 (7:50 AM IST-8:45 AM IST)
- Bowl Match 2: B3 vs C3 (8:45 AM IST-9:40 AM IST)
- Quarterfinal 1: B1 vs A2 (9:40 AM IST-10:35 AM IST)
- Quarterfinal 2: A1 vs C2 (10:35 AM IST-11:30 AM IST)
- Bowl Match 3: A3 vs C3 (11:30 AM IST-12:25 PM IST)
- Bowl Match 4: B3 vs D4 (12:25 PM IST-1:15 PM IST)
- Quarterfinal 3: D1 vs B2 (1:15 PM IST-2:10 PM IST)
- Quarterfinal 4: C1 vs D2 (2:10 PM IST-3:05 PM IST)
3 November
- Bowl Match 5: A3 vs B3 (6 AM IST-6:55 AM IST)
- Plate Semifinal 1: LQ1 vs LQ2 (6:55 AM IST-7:50 AM IST)
- Plate Semifinal 2: LQ3 vs LQ4 (7:50 AM IST-8:45 AM IST)
- Bowl Match 6: C3 vs D3 (8:45 AM IST-9:40 AM IST)
- Semifinal 1: WQ1 vs WQ2 (10:20 AM IST-11:10 AM IST)
- Semifinal 2: WQ3 vs WQ4 (11:10 AM IST-12:05 PM IST)
- Bowl Final (12:05 PM IST-12:55 PM IST)
- Plate Final (12:55 PM IST-1:45 PM IST)
- Cup Final (1:55 PM IST-2:45 PM IST)
