Sri Lanka emerged victorious in the Hong Kong Super Sixes tournament on Sunday, defeating Pakistan in a closely contested final held at Mong Kok. Choosing to field first after winning the toss, Sri Lanka’s bowlers set the tone by removing two key Pakistani players in the opening over, creating early pressure on the batting side.

For Pakistan, Muhammad Ikhlaq was the standout performer, scoring 48 runs, while the rest of the lineup struggled against Sri Lanka’s disciplined bowling. Captain Faheem Ashraf contributed 13 runs, followed by Aamir Yamin with 6, Asif Ali with a duck, and Hussain Talat managing just a single run. Pakistan's innings concluded at 72 runs, all out within the 6-over limit.

Sri Lankan bowlers Dhananjaya Lakshan and Tharindu Ratnayake were particularly effective, claiming two wickets each to restrict Pakistan to a modest total.

In reply, Sri Lanka’s chase was steady and calculated. Sandun Weerakody led with a brisk 34 runs, while captain Lahiru Madushanka added 19, guiding their team toward the target. With one over remaining, Sri Lanka sealed the win with three wickets down, securing the Super Sixes title. Pakistan’s Faheem Ashraf was notable in the bowling department, taking two wickets, but it wasn't enough to prevent Sri Lanka from clinching victory.

This win highlights Sri Lanka’s strength in the shorter format, showcasing their skill and strategy in the high-paced Super Sixes format.