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Cricket China to host Women’s T20I Tri-series in August 2026

Czarsportz Admin — Tue, 04 Aug 2026 21:29:00 +0000

Cricket China will be hosting the Women’s National teams of Indonesia and Oman for a T20 International Tri-series tournament (with ICC T20I team ranking points) from August 20th – 24th, 2026, at the Zhejiang University of Technology Cricket Field in Hangzhou. This tournament will be crucial for China Women’s preparation towards their maiden appearance in Women’s cricket at the Asian Games 2026 at Aichi-Nagoya in Japan in September 2026, where they are scheduled to play against Bangladesh in the quarterfinals.

China Women’s T20I Tri-series 2026 Schedule

20th – 21st August 2026: China vs Oman (Scorecard) ; Indonesia vs China (Scorecard) ; Oman vs Indonesia (Scorecard)

22nd – 23rd August 2026: China vs Oman (Scorecard) ; Indonesia vs China (Scorecard) ; Oman vs Indonesia (Scorecard)

24th August 2026: FINAL (Scorecard)

Hong Kong Cricket to host Women’s T20I Tri-series in May 2026

Czarsportz Admin — Tue, 28 Apr 2026 07:01:00 +0000

Cricket Hong Kong, China (CHK) will be hosting the Women’s National teams of Malaysia and China for a T20 International Tri-series tournament (with ICC Women’s T20I team ranking points) from May 07th – 11th, 2026, at the Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok. All the teams will play against each other in a double round-robin group stage format, followed by the FINAL between the top two (2) teams in the points table.

While China and Hong Kong, China Women’s teams have met each other thirteen (13) times in T20I cricket, China and Malaysia Women have met only twice in T20Is till date. With rankings movements around them from teams competing in the ICC Women’s Challenge Trophy in Rwanda (USA, Nepal, Italy, Rwanda and Vanuatu), this series will be crucial for Hong Kong and Malaysia Women, to win matches and get enough ranking points to maintain or improve their overall rank in the table.

Women’s T20I Tri-series 2026 Schedule

07th May 2026: China vs Malaysia (Scorecard) ; Malaysia vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

08th May 2026: China vs Malaysia (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs China (Scorecard)

10th May 2026: Malaysia vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs China (Scorecard)

11th May 2026: FINAL (Scorecard)

Japan Cricket to host Women’s Sano City International Trophy in June 2025

Czarsportz Admin — Wed, 21 May 2025 03:53:00 +0000

Japan Cricket Association (JCA) will be hosting the Women’s National teams of Hong Kong-China, Mongolia, China and Philippines for the inaugural edition of Women’s Sano City International Trophy from June 03rd – 08th, 2025 at the Sano International cricket ground. The tournament replaces the Women’s East Asia Cup for this year, as the agreement made for the 2021-2024 period has now expired. All teams will play each other in a single round-robin group stage format, followed by the 3rd/4th play-off and the FINAL.

The tournament will see Philippines Women play their first-ever T20I against all the other opponents in the competition. And this will also mark back-to-back International assignment for Philippines Women, as they head to Indonesia in April 2025 for the Kartini Cup, where they will play against the host’s and Cook Islands Women.

Women’s Sano City International Trophy Schedule

03rd June 2025: Japan vs Mongolia ; China vs Hong Kong, China

05th June 2025: Philippines vs Hong Kong, China ; China vs Mongolia (Scorecard)

04th June 2025: Hong Kong, China vs Japan (Scorecard) ; Philippines vs China (Scorecard)

06th June 2025: Japan vs China (Scorecard) ; Mongolia vs Philippines (Scorecard)

07th June 2025: Philippines vs Japan (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs Mongolia (Scorecard)

08th June 2025: 3rd/4th Play-off (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard) ; Eliminator (Scorecard)

Cricket Hong Kong to host Women’s T20I Quadrangular in December 2024

Czarsportz Admin — Thu, 21 Nov 2024 10:05:00 +0000

Cricket Hong Kong (CHK) will be hosting the Women’s National teams from Thailand, Namibia and China for a Women’s T20I Quadrangular series from December 04th – 08th, 2024 at Tin Kwong Road recreation ground in Mong Kok. The series carries much importance for Hong Kong-China and Namibia Women, with both looking for crucial ranking points to stake claim for the three (3) ODI status spots in the next Women’s Cricket World Cup cycle, through T20I rankings (outside of 11 Full members in IWC and Scotland/Thailand).

Hong Kong Women’s T20I Quadrangular Series Schedule

Hong Kong, China: Natasha Miles (Captain), Alison Siu, Betty Chan, Emma Lai, Fatima Amir, Iqra Sahar, Joyleen Kaur, Kary Chan, Lemon Cheung, Mariko Hill, Maryam Bibi, Ruchitha Venkatesh, Shanzeen Shahzad and Yasmin Daswani

Namibia: Sune Wittmann (Captain), Edelle van Zyl, Naomi Benjamin, Bianca Manual, Sylvia Shihepo, Mekelaye Mwatile, Wilka Mwatile, Victoria Hamunyela, Mazerly Horases, Irene van Zyl, Arrasta Diergaardt, Kayleen Green, Yasmeen Khan and Saima Tuhadeleni

04th December 2024: Namibia vs Thailand (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs China (Scorecard)

05th December 2024: China vs Namibia (Scorecard) ; Thailand vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

07th December 2024: China vs Thailand (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs Namibia (Scorecard)

08th December 2024: 3rd/4th Play-off (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)

China Cricket to host Women’s T20I Quadrangular series in November 2024

Czarsportz Admin — Tue, 05 Nov 2024 02:14:00 +0000

China Cricket will be hosting the Women’s National teams of Hong Kong-China, Myanmar and Mongolia from November 04th – 10th, 2024 for the Women’s T20I Quadrangular series, to be named as “The Belt and Road Women’s China T20I” trophy at the ZJUT Cricket Field in Hangzhou. The tournament also signifies the growing collaboration between China Cricket and Hong Kong-China Cricket in a bid to promote and support the growth of the sport into the Chinese Mainland.

The series also provides significant opportunity for both Myanmar and Mongolia teams, as they seldom get to play back-to-back International events in a calendar year. While Mongolia Women will be part of the 2024 Women’s East Asia Cup in October in South K byorea and will play games against China and Hong Kong-China, Myanmar Women will be part of the Merlion Trophy Women’s T20I Tri-series Championship in Singapore, before travelling to China for this series.

The Belt and Road Women’s China T20I Trophy Schedule

Hong Kong, China: Maryam Bibi (Captain), Alison Siu, Betty Chan, Charlotte Chan, Emma Lai, Iqra Sahar, Joyleen Kaur, Karen Poon, Kary Chan, Lemon Cheung, Ruchitha Venkatesh, Shanzeen Shahzad, Vanessa So and Yasmin Daswani

07th November 2024: Myanmar vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard) ; Mongolia vs China (Scorecard)

08th November 2024: Mongolia vs Myanmar (Scorecard) ; China vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

09th November 2024: China vs Myanmar (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs Mongolia (Scorecard)

10th November 2024: 3rd/4th Play-off (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)

Korea Cricket to host 5-nation Women’s East Asia Cup in October 2024

Czarsportz Admin — Tue, 08 Oct 2024 03:50:00 +0000

Korea Cricket Association (KCA) will be hosting the Women’s National teams of Hong Kong, China, Japan, China and Mongolia in the 2024 edition of the Women’s East Asia Cup T20I Tournament from October 08th – 13th, 2024 at Yeonhui Cricket Ground in Incheon. This edition of the Women’s tournament will be the final one during the 2021-2024 agreement put in place between the four (4) cricket boards. This year will also see the debut of Mongolia Women’s team in the tournament, and is a welcome addition to the roster, which will provide valuable exposure for the players to play competitive cricket with some of the higher-ranked Associate teams in the Asian/East Asian region.

Hong Kong, China Women are the Defending Champions from the 2023 edition of the tournament hosted by Cricket China in May 2023, with a Super Over win in the FINAL against the host’s.

2024 Women’s East Asia Cup T20I Tournament Schedule

08th – 09th October 2024: Hong Kong, China vs Japan (Scorecard) ; China vs Mongolia (Scorecard) ; Mongolia vs South Korea (Scorecard) ; China vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

10th – 11th October 2024: Hong Kong, China vs Mongolia (Scorecard) ; Japan vs South Korea (Scorecard) ; South Korea vs China (Scorecard) ; Mongolia vs Japan (Scorecard)

12th October 2024: China vs Japan (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs South Korea (Scorecard)

13th October 2024: 3rd/4th Play-off (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)

All-China Cricket Championship to take place in August 2024 in Shanghai

Czarsportz Admin — Mon, 12 Aug 2024 05:45:59 +0000

China Cricket will be hosting the Men’s All-China Cricket Championships from August 11th – 17th, 2024 in Shanghai, which will see Men’s team of Hong Kong, China also participate along with eleven (11) other provinces in China (Including a team from Inner Mongolia).

“We are looking forward to seeing the growing talent in China first-hand with 11 teams involved in the tournament. There are a lot of newcomers to the sport but it’s only a matter of time before some of these players become stars and spread the game of cricket with an eye on Olympics participation. We look forward to competing in the festival and showcasing the best Chinese cricketers in the country.” Said Jason Lui, Captain of HK Dragons team (who play in HK division 2 domestic competitions and has played T20Is for Hong Kong senior team).

Hong Kong, China: Lui Jason Bong (Captain), Chan Ka Ming, Chan Ho Cheong, Chan Wai Ping Raymond, Choy Tsan Fai, Lam Ho, Chow Paco, Rana Muhammad Shoaib, Wai Hon Hei Siegfried, Siu Chi Ho Henry, Tan Euan Kenneth, Tong Teddy, Mui Chit To and Sunny Bhimsaria

All China Youth Cricket Tournament in Shandong in August 2024

Czarsportz Admin — Sat, 27 Jul 2024 02:58:09 +0000

Hong Kong Youth U19 Cricket Teams (Men and Women) are travelling to Jinan, Shandong, for the All China Youth Cricket Tournament from July 28th – 31st, 2024 at Jinan No.3 Middle School (Venue for Men’s series) and Jinan Secondary Vocational School of Technology (Venue for Women’s series).

Both China U19 and Hong Kong U19 teams will play six (6) games against each other in the Men’s and Women’s series. Both Cricket China and Hong Kong, China Cricket are collaborating to create more opportunities for players in Mainland China and for the overall growth of the sport in the region.

Hong Kong Men’s U19 Squad: Ching Hung Chu, Hei Hin Zhou, Ho Lam, Ho Lu, Ishaan Dadlani, Mohammad Ahmad Sardar, Mohammad Haider Omaan, Mohammd Bessam, Paco Chow, Pui Nok Lau, Qasim Iqbal, Tsz Ngo Lau, Uzair Iqbal and Yuk Tung IP

Hong Kong Women’s U19 Squad: Hoi Lam Poon (Captain), Fatima Amir, Arna Senthil, Divanshi Tiwari, Ho Ka Wong, Hoi Ching Poon, Isley Lu, Maira Saleem, Man Kei Leung, Man Tung Choi, Osunwoke, Chidinma Angela, Wan Kiu So, Wan Tung So and Wing Lam

China players to feature in Hong Kong Men’s All Stars One Day Series in May 2024

Czarsportz Admin — Mon, 06 May 2024 06:50:00 +0000

Cricket Hong Kong, China (CHK) will be organizing the Sky Warriors Men’s All Stars One Day Series at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground from May 08th – 12th, 2024. The competition will see teams from Hong Kong Islanders, Kowloon Lions and New Territories Tigers competing in a 50-overs single round-robin group stage format, followed by the Final between the top two (2) teams. In a significant development, CHK has signed an agreement with Shanghai Cricket Association, and will see the participation of six (6) China National team members in the competition, who have toured Hong Kong earlier this year in February during the Men’s East Asia Cup series.

All Stars One-Day Series 2024 Squads

Hong Kong Islanders: Anshuman Rath (Captain), Adit Gorawara, Aizaz Khan, Ateeq Iqbal, Ayush Shukla, Ghazanfar Mohammad, Imran Arif, Jason Lui, Paraspreet Singh, Shiv Mathur, Waqas Khan, Ma Qiancheng (China) and Luo Shilin (China)

Kowloon Lions: Yasim Murtaza (Captain), Ali Hassan, Aliyan Mohammad, Anas Khan, Babar Hayat, Nasrulla Rana, Rajab Hussain, Sahal Malvernkar, Shahid Wasif, Siegfried Wai, Tanwir Afzal, Deng Jinqi (China) and Tian Senqun (China)

New Territories Tigers: Nizakat Khan (Captain), Ahan Trivedi, Akbar Khan, Daniyal Bhukari, Darsh Vora, Ehsan Khan, Haroon Arshad, Sheryar Khan, Sunny Bhimsaria, Tariq Nawaz, Zeeshan Ali, Chen Zhuoyue (China) and Zhao Tianle (China)

CHK All Stars One-Day Series 2024 Schedule

08th – 09th May 2024: Kowloon Lions vs New Territories Tigers (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong Islanders vs Kowloon Lions (Scorecard)

11th – 12th May 2024: New Territories Tigers vs. Hong Kong Islanders (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)

Cricket Hong Kong to host Men’s East Asia Cup 2024 in February

Czarsportz Admin — Thu, 08 Feb 2024 10:06:00 +0000

Cricket Hong Kong will host National Men’s teams of China and Japan for the 2024 Men’s East Asia Cup tournament from February 13th – 17th, 2024. The previous Men’s edition of the East Asia Cup was held in 2018 in Hong Kong, in which the Japanese team were the Champions. Korea Men’s team are not participating in the tournament, who are also part of the East Asia Cup agreement between the four (4) cricket boards. This will be an opportunity for back-to-back tournaments for both the Chinese and the Japanese teams, as both will be involved in the 2024 ACC Men’s Asia Cup pathway tournament in Thailand in January/February.

Squads

Hong Kong, China: Nizakat Khan (Captain), Yasim Murtaza, Aizaz Khan, Anas Khan, Anshuman Rath, Ateeq Iqbal, Babar Hayat, Dhananjay Rao, Ehsan Khan, Haroon Arshad, Jamie Atkinson, Jason Lui, Martin Coetzee, Mohammad Ghazanfar, Nasrulla Rana and Zeeshan Ali

Japan Men: Kendel Kadowaki-Fleming (Captain), Ryan Drake, Koji Hardgrave-Abe, Charles Hinze, Kazuma Kato-Stafford, Muneeb Siddique Mian, Wataru Miyauchi, Sabaorish Ravichandran, Reo Sakurano-Thomas, Marcus Thurgatr, Declan Suzuki-McComb, Ibrahim Takahashi, Makoto Taniyama and Lachlan Yamamoto-Lake

East Asia Cup 2024 Schedule

14th February 2024: Hong Kong, China vs Japan (Scorecard) ; China vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

15th February 2024: Japan vs China (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs Japan (Scorecard)

16th February 2024: Japan vs China (Scorecard) ; China vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

17th February 2024: FINAL (Scorecard)