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ICC Sanctioned Tournament Mission Road Ground, Hong Kong 2026 Champions: Afghanistan

Hong Kong International Sixes

The world's most thrilling 6-a-side international cricket spectacle. 12 nations, 6 overs, non-stop boundaries, and 34 years of tournament heritage (1992–2026).

Tournament Vital Facts
Format: 6 Overs • 6 Players
Retirement: Mandatory at 31 runs
All-Time Titles Leader: Pakistan (6 Titles)
2026 Top Run Scorer: Max Bryant (216 runs)
2026 Top Wicket Taker: Muzahir Raza (8 wkts)

Hong Kong Sixes 2026 Match Results

Detailed results, scores, boundaries, and player of the match awards for all 26 matches completed in the 2026 tournament.

Match 1 Pool Stage
Hong Kong 112/3 (6.0)
South Africa 114/2 (5.1)
South Africa won by 4 wickets
Player of Match: JJ Smuts
Match 2 Pool Stage
England 118/4 (6.0)
Nepal 120/1 (4.5)
Nepal won by 5 wickets
Player of Match: Sundeep Jora
Match 3 Pool Stage
Pakistan 122/2 (6.0)
India 109/3 (6.0)
Pakistan won by 13 runs
Player of Match: Asif Ali
Match 4 Pool Stage
Sri Lanka 108/2 (6.0)
Oman 110/3 (5.4)
Oman won by 3 wickets
Player of Match: Muzahir Raza
Match 5 Pool Stage
New Zealand 104/4 (6.0)
Hong Kong 107/2 (5.2)
Hong Kong won by 4 wickets
Player of Match: Nizakat Khan
Match 6 Pool Stage
Australia 132/1 (6.0)
Nepal 116/3 (6.0)
Australia won by 16 runs
Player of Match: Max Bryant
Match 7 Pool Stage
Afghanistan 125/2 (6.0)
India 112/4 (6.0)
Afghanistan won by 13 runs
Player of Match: Imran Mir
Match 8 Pool Stage
Bangladesh 115/3 (6.0)
Oman 116/2 (5.3)
Oman won by 4 wickets
Player of Match: Muzahir Raza
Match 9 Pool Stage
South Africa 128/2 (6.0)
New Zealand 115/3 (6.0)
South Africa won by 13 runs
Player of Match: Evan Jones
Match 10 Pool Stage
Australia 142/0 (6.0)
England 119/4 (6.0)
Australia won by 23 runs
Player of Match: Max Bryant
Match 11 Pool Stage
Afghanistan 124/3 (6.0)
Pakistan 121/2 (6.0)
Afghanistan won by 3 runs
Player of Match: Gulbadin Naib
Match 12 Pool Stage
Sri Lanka 126/1 (6.0)
Bangladesh 118/3 (6.0)
Sri Lanka won by 8 runs
Player of Match: Sandun Weerakkody
Bowl SF 1 Bowl Semi-Final
New Zealand 114/3 (6.0)
England 118/2 (4.5)
England won by 4 wickets
Player of Match: Alex Davies
Bowl SF 2 Bowl Semi-Final
India 120/2 (6.0)
Bangladesh 122/3 (5.4)
Bangladesh won by 3 wickets
Player of Match: Jishan Alam
Cup QF 1 Cup Quarter-Final
South Africa 105/4 (6.0)
Australia 109/1 (4.3)
Australia won by 5 wickets
Player of Match: Max Bryant
Cup QF 2 Cup Quarter-Final
Nepal 98/5 (6.0)
Afghanistan 102/1 (4.1)
Afghanistan won by 5 wickets
Player of Match: Karim Janat
Cup QF 3 Cup Quarter-Final
Pakistan 124/2 (6.0)
Sri Lanka 118/3 (6.0)
Pakistan won by 6 runs
Player of Match: Muhammad Akhlaq
Cup QF 4 Cup Quarter-Final
Oman 112/3 (6.0)
Hong Kong 110/4 (6.0)
Oman won by 2 runs
Player of Match: Muzahir Raza
Plate SF 1 Plate Semi-Final
South Africa 125/2 (6.0)
Nepal 112/4 (6.0)
South Africa won by 13 runs
Player of Match: Jacques Snyman
Plate SF 2 Plate Semi-Final
Sri Lanka 128/1 (6.0)
Hong Kong 114/3 (6.0)
Sri Lanka won by 14 runs
Player of Match: Lahiru Madushanka
Bowl Final Bowl Final
England 130/2 (6.0)
Bangladesh 115/4 (6.0)
England won by 15 runs
Player of Match: Ravi Bopara
Plate Final Plate Final
South Africa 132/3 (6.0)
Sri Lanka 124/2 (6.0)
South Africa won by 8 runs
Player of Match: JJ Smuts
Cup SF 1 Cup Semi-Final
Australia 135/1 (6.0)
Pakistan 126/3 (6.0)
Australia won by 9 runs
Player of Match: Max Bryant
Cup SF 2 Cup Semi-Final
Afghanistan 128/2 (6.0)
Oman 118/4 (6.0)
Afghanistan won by 10 runs
Player of Match: Farmanullah Safi
3rd Place 3rd Place Playoff
Pakistan 134/2 (6.0)
Oman 120/3 (6.0)
Pakistan won by 14 runs
Player of Match: Asif Ali
Grand Final Cup Final
Australia 115/0 (6.0)
Afghanistan 119/2 (5.1)
Afghanistan won by 4 wickets (5 balls remaining)
Player of Match: Imran Mir