Match Details
Players per side
6
Toss
United Arab Emirates , elected to field first
Player Of The Match
Season
Match days
9 November 2025 (6-over match)
09/11Result
Bowl, Final, Hong Kong International Sixes at Mong Kok, Nov 9 2025
-
![Sri Lanka]( "Sri Lanka")
106/2 -
![United Arab Emirates]( "United Arab Emirates")
85/2 (6 ov)
Player of the Match
09/11Result
Bowl, Final, Hong Kong International Sixes at Mong Kok, Nov 9 2025
-
![Sri Lanka]( "Sri Lanka")
106/2 -
![United Arab Emirates]( "United Arab Emirates")
85/2 (6 ov)
Player of the Match
Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
SRI LANKA 106/2 (6 OVERS)
- Sachitha Jayatilake*52 (13)
- Dhananjaya Lakshan*15 (9)
- Zahid Ali1/35 (2)
- Saghir Khan1/18 (1)
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 85/2 (6 OVERS)
- Khalid Shah*23 (14)
- Nilansh Keswani44 (19)
- Dhananjaya Lakshan1/16 (1)
- Nimesh Vimukthi1/6 (1)
END OF OVER:6 | 6 Runs 1 Wkt | UAE: 85/2 (22 runs required, RR: 14.16)
- Muhammad Arfan0 (1b)
- Khalid Shah23 (14b)
- Nimesh Vimukthi1-0-6-1
- Lahiru Samarakoon1-0-16-0
5.6
0
Vimukthi to Muhammad Arfan, no run,
5.5
W
Vimukthi to Nilansh Keswani, OUT,
Nilansh Keswani c Lakshan b Vimukthi 44 (19b 3x4 4x6) SR: 231.57
5.4
1
Vimukthi to Khalid Shah, 1 run,
5.3
1
Vimukthi to Nilansh Keswani, 1 run,
5.2
1
Vimukthi to Khalid Shah, 1 run,
5.2
2w
Vimukthi to Nilansh Keswani, 2 wides,
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