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Pakistan finish fifth, but Abbas Afridi strikes sleeping pose with five trophies

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“Pakistan finish fifth, but Abbas Afridi strikes sleeping pose with five trophies”

Pakistan cricketer Abbas Afridi has found an interesting way to celebrate his success at the Hong Kong Sixes 2026. Of course, this is not a new thing in sports. The 25 year old all rounder shared a photograph of himself lying on a bed, pretending to sleep, with five trophies neatly arranged beside him. And looking at his performances throughout the tournament, he certainly had plenty to celebrate. Abbas was named Player of the Tournament after a remarkable individual campaign in which he scored…

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