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Pakistan Announces Squad for Hong Kong Sixes Tournament, Abbas Afridi Retains Captaincy

October 14, 2026 • 2 hours ago •

LAHORE: The Pakistan cricket team has officially announced its squad for the upcoming Hong Kong Sixes Tournament, with Abbas Afridi continuing as captain. The exciting three-day tournament is set to take place from October 30 to November 1, featuring 12 teams from around the globe.

The announcement was made on October 9, 2026, highlighting Afridi’s leadership role as crucial for the team’s performance in this fast-paced format. The tournament promises to showcase thrilling matches, with teams competing in a unique six-a-side format that emphasizes quick scoring and dynamic play.

This event not only serves as a platform for emerging talents but also strengthens Pakistan’s presence in international cricket. The Hong Kong Sixes has historically attracted a diverse audience, enhancing cricket’s popularity and providing players with invaluable experience in a competitive environment.

As the tournament approaches, fans eagerly anticipate the team’s performance and strategies under Afridi’s captaincy. The Pakistan Cricket Board is expected to release further details regarding the team’s training schedule and match preparations in the coming weeks.