
India fell three runs short of England's total during their Hong Kong Sixes encounter, finishing their innings at 121 for four after failing to reach the target of 125. The match featured a comical fielding error when Rahul Tewatia and Kulwant Khejroliya both backed away from an easy opportunity to catch Ed Barnard's lofted shot.
Earlier, Martin Andersson hammered 51 runs from 13 balls for England, while Barnard finished unbeaten on 35 as the team reached 124 for two. Rahul Tripathi led India's reply with an explosive 56 not out off 14 deliveries, supported by Shashank Singh's 29.
Despite a late fightback that left India needing five runs off the final delivery, Nathan Gilchrist conceded just a single to secure the narrow victory.
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