India Vs Pakistan Hong Kong Sixes 2025 Live Telecast in India
Cricket fans have reason to drop everything. The Hong Kong Sixes 2025 is here, and yes, India vs Pakistan is headlining the group stage this time.
So if the “five-over madness” gets your adrenaline pumping, you’re not alone. This rivalry, no matter the format, always feels electric.
You know that silly feeling of time slowing down just before the big India-Pak game? It’s back, baby, and it’s hitting screens at 1:05 PM IST on November 7, live from Hong Kong’s Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground.
Honestly, some part of me wants to set eight alarms, just to make sure I catch the first six of the day.
The tournament is a festival of cricketing nostalgia, with big names returning: Dinesh Karthik does the captain’s honors for India, while Abbas Afridi leads Pakistan.
The five-over-per-side format means blink, and you’ll miss a wicket or a boundary. It’s sort of perfect for people who always complain that T20 is “getting too long.”
If you grew up trying to copy Robin Uthappa’s batting stance on the gully pitch, he’s back in the blue too. Good time to show your loyal support and maybe text that old WhatsApp group just to boast.
When and Where to Watch IND Vs PAK Hong Kong 5-Over Cricket Action on TV and Online?
Here’s the direct scoop: you can watch the live telecast of India vs Pakistan on Sony Sports Ten 5 TV channel in India, with streaming options galore if you’re the “phone propped up on the kitchen table” kind of fan.
Sony LIV has your back for online streaming, and for bonus accessibility, the FanCode app and the Cricket Hong Kong YouTube Channel are also serving up live coverage.
So, whether you’re sneaking a peek between client emails or gathering the family for old-school TV viewing, you won’t miss a ball.
It’s funny, my cousin tried to stream the Sixes on a patchy train WiFi last year, and ended up celebrating a Robin Uthappa boundary about two overs late.
The point is, with all these platforms pitching in, you can keep up with the drama from almost anywhere. And when those inevitable group WhatsApps start, “who’s winning?” “match link?”, you’ll be ready with quick-fire answers.
What about the rest of the tournament? All three days are up for grabs online and on TV, so don’t let anyone trick you into missing Bangladesh vs Hong Kong at sunrise, or a cheeky Australia vs England contest later in the afternoon.
The schedule is loaded, with games running back-to-back, making it a cricket binge that rivals Diwali movie marathons.
Hong Kong Super Sixes 2025 Match Schedule
The whole thing kicks off on November 7, and the India vs Pakistan fixture is the juicy 1:05 PM (IST) slot on day one. The group stage is action-packed, with 12 teams split across four groups.
The top two go through from each section. For those who want to geek out over the calendar, here’s a sample:
Nov 7
- Hong Kong vs Bangladesh – 5:45 AM – Mong Kok
- England vs U.A.E – 6:40 AM – Mong Kok
- Kuwait vs Pakistan – 7:35 AM – Mong Kok
- Afghanistan vs Nepal – 8:30 AM – Mong Kok
- Hong Kong vs Sri Lanka – 9:25 AM – Mong Kok
- Australia vs U.A.E – 10:20 AM – Mong Kok
- Afghanistan vs South Africa – 11:15 AM – Mong Kok
- Bangladesh vs Sri Lanka – 12:10 PM – Mong Kok
- India vs Pakistan – 1:05 PM – Mong Kok
- Australia vs England – 2:00 PM – Mong Kok
Nov 8
- Nepal vs South Africa – 5:45 AM – Mong Kok
- India vs Kuwait – 6:40 AM – Mong Kok
- Hong Kong vs Nepal – 7:35 AM – Mong Kok
- Kuwait vs U.A.E – 8:30 AM – Mong Kok
- Australia vs Bangladesh (1st QF) – 9:25 AM – Mong Kok
- Pakistan vs South Africa (2nd QF) – 10:20 AM – Mong Kok
- Kuwait vs Nepal – 11:15 AM – Mong Kok
- Hong Kong vs U.A.E – 12:10 PM – Mong Kok
- England vs Sri Lanka (3rd QF) – 1:05 PM – Mong Kok
- Afghanistan vs India (4th QF) – 2:00 PM – Mong Kok
Nov 9
- Nepal vs U.A.E – 5:45 AM – Mong Kok
- Plate SF 1 – 6:40 AM – Mong Kok
- Plate SF 2 – 7:35 AM – Mong Kok
- Hong Kong vs Kuwait – 8:30 AM – Mong Kok
- 1st SF – 9:25 AM – Mong Kok
- 2nd SF – 10:20 AM – Mong Kok
- Bowl Final – 11:15 AM – Mong Kok
- Plate Final – 12:10 PM – Mong Kok
- Final – 1:05 PM – Mong Kok
Knockouts run late into the weekend, with the final showdown scheduled for November 9 at 1:05 PM IST. If you’re a schedule junkie like me, this marathon feels like a cricket lover’s dream.
And unlike the usual “wake up at 3 AM for the Auckland T20,” most games run comfortably in the morning or mid-day IST, a pleasant change if you detest alarm clocks.
For that authentic, slightly haphazard cricket enthusiast energy, imagine scrambling for match timings while making Maggi noodles, or suddenly realizing you’ve organized a work call during India vs Pakistan.
Oops. The groups are wild, the format brutal, five-overs per side means bowlers get their five minutes of fame, then it’s over.
Squads That’ll Make You Smile
Pakistan: Muhammad Shahzad, Maaz Sadaqat, Abdul Samad, Khawaja Nafay, Saad Masood, Shahid Aziz, Abbas Afridi
India: Dinesh Karthik, Robin Uthappa, Bharat Chipli, Shahbaz Nadeem, Priyank Panchal, Stuart Binny, Abhimanyu Mithun
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