Six diverse strains were used to produce 45 possible double crosses. F2 of these hybrids were raised in randomized block design with 3 replications. The data were analyzed, according to Rawling and Cockerham (1962) model. The most important aspects of the double-cross hybrid was relative importance of the arrangement of parents i.e the order effect in these hybrids. The  Suvin (P₅), Australian (P₁) and BBB (P₂) were the best as one parent for seed cotton and lint yield, lint percentage and upper half mean respectively. The highest 2-lines of general effect were exhibited by (P₂ x P₃), (P₁ x P₃) and (P₁ x P₂) for seed cotton and lint yield, lint percentage and fiber length respectively. The highest specific effect of 2-lines interaction with arrangement were (P₁ x P₄) (- -),(P₁ x P₃) (- -) and (P₂ x P₅) (- -) for the same traits respectively, while its irrespective arrangement was  (P₁ -) (P₃ -) for seed cotton and lint yield and lint percentage and it was (P₁ -)
(P₄ -) for fiber length. For 3-line interaction with arrangement were (P₄ x P₅)(P₁-) (P₁ x P₂) (P₅ x -) and (P₁ x P₄)(P₆-) for the same traits respectively. While irrespective of order were (P₁ x P₄)(P₅ -), (P₁ x P₃)(P₄-) and (P₃ x P₆)(P₆-). For the best 4-lines interaction with arrangement and irrespective were (P₂ x P₄) (P₅ x P₂) for seed cotton and lint yield, and for lint percentage (P₁ x P₆) (P₂ x P₃) were the best in case the arrangement, while the best irrespective arrangement were (P₂ x P₄)(P₅ x P₆). With respect fiber length the best 4-lines interaction with arrangement were (P₁ x P₃) (P₂ x P₅) and (P₂ x P₅) (P₄ x P₆) while the best irrespective arrangement were (P₁ x P₂) (P₄ x P₆).