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Where did India finish in Hong Kong Sixes 2026? India results, final placing at cricket tournament

Check India's final standing in the 2026 Hong Kong Sixes.

India finished 11th at the Hong Kong Sixes 2026. The cricket tournament featured Pakistan and the UAE, who were both defeated by India in their respective Group C matches. The UAE advanced to the Bowl final, while India and England participated in the Bowl semi-final. India's best bowler, Krunal Pandya, claimed three wickets for 25 runs in two overs, despite conceding one no-ball and two wides.

He had previously faced five sixes in an over from Abbas Afridi earlier in the tournament. India's top run-scorer was Shashank Singh, who scored 50 off just 15 balls, including seven sixes. The winning run was scored off the final ball by Rahul Tewatia and Nitish Rana, who shared the 23 runs required to win the match.

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