The Pakistan PM's social media post led to him being trolled |Courtesy – AP/Cricket Hong Kong
\n\nWhile Pakistan's men's and women's senior cricket team have lost their last 16 matches against India across formats and genders, the country's Prime Minister (PM) Shehbaz Sharif found solace in the Men in Green's victory over India in a Hong Kong Sixes Group Stage clash which took place on Friday (October 30). The Pakistan team, led by Abbas Afridi, defeated Krunak Pandya-led India by four wickets
\n\nFor those unversed, the Hong Kong Sixes is sanctioned by the ICC but matches are not held in international cricket format or rules. The competition has taken place since 1992 and is usually held annually (although it was held only once between 2012 and 2023 before returning in 2024). The 2026 edition is the 22nd edition. The competition is played on short boundaries, and matches are only six overs a side. Each team has only six players.
\n\nSharif congratulated the Pakistan team on beating India, although they lost to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in their opening game. The Pakistan PM also hailed Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chief Mohsin Naqvi for the victory.
\n\n"Congratulations to our boys on…
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