Match Details
Players per side
6
Toss
South Africa , elected to field first
Season
Match days
8 November 2025 (6-over match)
Umpires
TV Umpires
Reserve Umpire
Match Referee
Points
South Africa 2, Nepal 0
07/11Result
Pool A, Hong Kong International Sixes at Mong Kok, Nov 8 2025
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![Nepal]( "Nepal")
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![South Africa]( "South Africa")
64/2 (3.4/6 ov)
07/11Result
Pool A, Hong Kong International Sixes at Mong Kok, Nov 8 2025
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![Nepal]( "Nepal")
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![South Africa]( "South Africa")
64/2 (3.4/6 ov)
Match Centre
Scorecard Summary
NEPAL 58 (3.3 OVERS)
- Lokesh Bam14 (5)
- Rashid Khan16 (4)
- Jorich Van Schalkwyk2/6 (0.3)
- Blake Simpson2/17 (1)
SOUTH AFRICA 64/2 (3.4 OVERS)
- Jorich Van Schalkwyk17 (7)
- Blake Simpson*30 (9)
- Lokesh Bam2/31 (1.4)
- Rashid Khan0/16 (1)
3.4
6
Lokesh Bam to Simpson, SIX,
3.3
4
Lokesh Bam to Simpson, FOUR,
3.2
4
Lokesh Bam to Simpson, FOUR,
3.1
0
Lokesh Bam to Simpson, no run,
END OF OVER:3 | 16 Runs | SA: 50/2 (9 runs required from 18 balls, RR: 16.66, RRR: 3.00)
- Abdullah Bayoumy16 (5b)
- Blake Simpson16 (5b)
- Rashid Khan1-0-16-0
- Lokesh Bam1-0-17-2
2.6
0
Rashid Khan to Abdullah Bayoumy, no run,
2.5
6
Rashid Khan to Abdullah Bayoumy, SIX,
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