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The Hong Kong Cricket Sixes is an annual international cricket tournament held at the Kowloon Cricket Club comprising between eight and twelve teams. Organised by Cricket Hong Kong, it is sanctioned by the International Cricket Council. The tournament is designed for television viewing, with rules and a venue that encourage aggressive batting and high scoring. Because every player (except the wicket-keeper) is required to bowl one over, the format suits all-rounders. In June 2017, Cricket Hong Kong announced that the Hong Kong Sixes will return on 28-29 October following a five-year absence
Rahul Tewatia of Gujarat Titans congratulates Rajasthan Royals’ Vaibhav Suryavanshi (left) on a fine innings during the teams’ Indian Premier League match last year. Photo: AP Photo
Cricket Hong Kong

IPL stars dominate India’s Hong Kong Cricket Sixes squad

Bhuvneshwar Kumar, veteran of 229 international appearances, leads ‘one of strongest India sides’ for 2026 tournament.

Cricket Hong Kong

India and Pakistan set for firecracker clash in ‘inspiring’ Hong Kong Sixes

Cricket Hong Kong

Indian Premier League bosses eye global expansion for Hong Kong Cricket Sixes

Cricket Hong Kong

Hong Kong Cricket Sixes organisers promise ‘bigger and better’ tournament in 2026

City cricket chiefs confirm next edition will be staged at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground over three days from October 30.

Hong Kong players celebrate their outrageous plate final victory over Bangladesh last year. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Lacrosse

Hong Kong Lacrosse Sixes a ‘chance to test strategies’ for 2028 Olympics

Home teams make mixed start on day one of three at Hong Kong Football Club.

Cricket Hong Kong

Pakistan win ‘wonderful’ Hong Kong Cricket Sixes, as explosive hosts steal show

Record sixth title for Pakistan following final success against Kuwait, hosts stun Bangladesh for plate title.

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Cricket Hong Kong

Babar Hayat, Nizakat Khan spearhead experienced Hong Kong squad for Cricket Sixes

Yasim Murtaza to lead coach Kaushal Silva’s seven-man outfit, who are grouped with holders Sri Lanka and Bangladesh for next month’s event.

Hong Kong’s Nizakat Khan in action during the Asia Cup Twenty20 match against Sri Lanka in Dubai in September. Photo: AFP
Cricket Hong Kong

Hong Kong-bound Ashwin becomes first Indian player to join Big Bash League

Former Test cricketer will join the Sydney Thunder early next year after playing at city’s Cricket Sixes, International League T20 event.

India

Dinesh Karthik delight at being handed India captaincy for Hong Kong Sixes

Former wicketkeeper-batsman set to swap commentary box for playing field in November tournament.

Cricket Hong Kong

Ashwin signs up to play for India in Hong Kong Cricket Sixes

Spin great Ravichandran Ashwin looking forward to ‘playing alongside my ex-teammates’ in three-day city tournament.

Ravichandran Ashwin retired as India’s second-highest wicket-taker in Test cricket. Photo: AP
Hong Kong sports

After successful comeback, Hong Kong Cricket Sixes to be held again in October

The tournament, which received ‘M’ Mark status last year, featured 12 teams playing before sell-out crowds, with Sri Lanka emerging winners.

Sri Lanka’s Dhananjaya Lakshan (right) celebrates during the Sixes cup final win over Pakistan last year. Photo: Elson Li

Young Nepal star wants more elite chances after downing Hong Kong Sixes big guns

Nepal beat England and Australia at last weekend’s event but chances for them and other associate nations to tackle Test nations are rare.

Cricket Hong Kong

Hong Kong boss targeting ‘even bigger and better’ Sixes after Sri Lanka joy

Sri Lanka beat Pakistan in final for first Sixes title since 2007, tournament’s second sell-out crowd watch last-day action.

Cricket Hong Kong

Sri Lanka claim Hong Kong Cricket Sixes title with win over Pakistan

Sandun Weerakkody completes impressive tournament with the bat in three-wicket win at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground.

Muhammad Akhlaq scored 32 off 10 balls in Pakistan’s victory over Australia. Photo: Dickson Lee
International Cricket Council

England star Bopara laments demise of 50-over game, fears loss of The Hundred

Ravi Bopara still going strong at 39 and has number of significant milestones he wants to pass before calling it a day.

Ravi Bopara playing for England against West Indies at Lord’s in 2009. Photo: Reuters
Cricket Hong Kong

Triumphant second day of Hong Kong Cricket Sixes suffers misstep amid UAE rage

Bangladesh beat the Emiratis in unsatisfactory fashion to book semi-final against Sri Lanka, while Australia are poised to face Pakistan.

Cricket Hong Kong

Hong Kong Cricket Sixes: day ends in farce after UAE robbed of semi-final spot

Poor light brings last quarter-final to abrupt conclusion with Bangladesh claiming win on run rate. Australia, Pakistan, Sri Lanka through.

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Cricket Hong Kong

Hong Kong Sixes ‘here to stay’, as sell-out crowd watches Pakistan beat India

Hong Kong reach quarter-finals following shock win over New Zealand, who exit the tournament along with hapless England, who lost to Nepal.

Pakistan’s Muhammad Akhlaq (left) batting against India at the Hong Kong Sixes on Friday. Photo: Dickson Lee
Cricket Hong Kong

Hong Kong Cricket Sixes: Pakistan trounce India, hosts stun New Zealand

In other matches, Nepal beat England, before rampant Pakistan openers put United Arab Emirates to the sword.

Cricket Hong Kong

‘M’ Mark boost for returning Hong Kong Cricket Sixes, England include Test stars

Three-day tournament expected to attract global audience of around 380 million as a result of huge South Asian interest.

Cricket Hong Kong

Hong Kong cricket captain Nizakat proud following shock win over Afghanistan

City team exit ACC Emerging Teams Asia Cup, but three high-level contests serve as sound preparation for critical Uganda tournament.

Captain Nizakat Khan’s fluent 61 led Hong Kong to victory over Afghanistan ‘A’. Photo: Nizakat Khan
Cricket Hong Kong

Hong Kong’s Hayat eyeing franchise chance after power striking in Asian tournament

Batsman was top scorer in Hong Kong’s clash with Bangladesh ‘A’ but defeat means win against Sri Lanka ‘A’ on Sunday is essential.

The destructive Babar Hayat is flourishing after being moved to No 4 in Hong Kong’s batting order. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Cricket Hong Kong

Hong Kong star Kapur set to face own colleagues after New Zealand Sixes call

The Hong Kong Cricket Sixes returns to the city after a seven-year hiatus, with England, Australia, India and Pakistan all sending teams.

Cricket Hong Kong

India, Pakistan reveal seasoned squads for key clash at Hong Kong Cricket Sixes

Defending champions South Africa also confirm squad for tournament making a return after seven years, with other teams set to follow shortly.

Cricket Hong Kong

Hong Kong to host India v Pakistan and Australia v England at Cricket Sixes

Three-day event returns in November and features eight test-playing nations, raising hopes it will inspire next generation in the city.

The last edition of the Hong Kong Cricket Sixes is seen from above its then venue Kowloon Cricket Club in 2017. Photo: Getty Images
International Cricket Council

England T20 win over West Indies like ‘being at Hong Kong Sixes’, Butler says

Phil Salt smashes 119 from just 57 balls as England pile on record score of 267 for three, and beat West Indies by 75 runs in fourth Twenty20 international.

England players celebrate the dismissal of West Indies’ Matthew Forde during the fourth T20 at Brian Lara Academy. Photo: AP
Cricket Hong Kong

England cricketer Bresnan claims he was drugged at Hong Kong Sixes in 2008

Tim Bresnan claims he and teammate and Jonathon Trott were given drugs unknowingly while competing at the 2008 cricket event.

City Weekend

Pakistan champions again in Commonwealth cricket tournament

Event raises funds for Epilepsy Awareness Day in February.

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