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Uganda Cricket to host Women’s Day Cup 2025 Quadrangular series in March 2025

Czarsportz Admin — Sun, 02 Mar 2025 12:55:00 +0000

Uganda Cricket Association (UCA) will be hosting the Women’s National teams of Nepal, Namibia and Hong Kong, China for the Women’s Day Cup 2025 Quadrangular T20 International (with ICC ranking points) tournament from March 08th – 16th, 2025. The series has higher significance in terms of team rankings for Namibia and Uganda, as they look to bridge the gap to United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Netherlands in the points, with ODI status at stake for the 2025-2029 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup qualification pathway cycle.

Women’s Day Cup 2025 Schedule

Uganda: Janet Mbabazi (Captain), Consy Aweko, Immaculate Nakisuyi, Kevin Awino, Rita Musamali, Stephanie Nampiina, Sarah Walaza, Sarah Akiteng, Phiona Kulume, Proscovia Alako, Malisa Ariokot, Irene Mutoni, Patricia Malemikia and Esther Iloku

Namibia: Suné Wittmann (Captain), Yasmeen Khan, Wilka Mwatile, Mekelaye Mwatile, Arrasta Diergaardt, Leigh-Marie Visser, Eveleen Kejarukua, Kayleen Green, Mezerly Gorases, Edelle van Zyl, Sylvia Shihepo, Saima Tuhadeleni, Naomi Benjamin and Bianca Manuel

Nepal: Indu Barma (Captain), Bindu Rawal, Riya Sharma, Samjhana Khadka, Mamata Chaudhary, Puja Mahato, Rajmati Airee, Kabita Joshi, Rubina Chhetri, Alisha Yadav, Roma Thapa, Rachana Choudhary, Sana Praveen and Iswari Bista

Hong Kong, China: Natasha Miles (Captain), Alison Siu, Betty Chan, Emma Lai, Iqra Sahar, Joyleen Kaur, Karen Poon, Kary Chan, Mahekdeep Kaur, Mariko Hill, Maryam Bibi, Shanzeen Shazad, Vanessa So and Yasmin Daswani

08th March 2025: Uganda vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard) ; Namibia vs Nepal (Scorecard)

09th March 2025: Nepal vs Uganda (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs Namibia (Scorecard)

10th March 2025: Uganda vs Namibia (Scorecard) ; Nepal vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard)

12th March 2025: Namibia vs Nepal (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong, China vs Uganda (Scorecard)

13th March 2025: Hong Kong, China vs Namibia (Scorecard) ; Uganda vs Nepal (Scorecard)

14th March 2025: Nepal vs Hong Kong, China (Scorecard) ; Namibia vs Uganda (Scorecard)

16th March 2025: FINAL (Scorecard)

Malaysia and Hong Kong to play bi-lateral U19 Men’s and Women’s series in February 2024

Czarsportz Admin — Fri, 09 Feb 2024 04:49:00 +0000

Malaysian Cricket Association (MCA) will be hosting the U19 Men’s and Women’s National teams of Hong Kong, China for respective bi-lateral series in February 2024. The series will start preparations for the teams for their respective Asian region qualification pathway tournaments scheduled this year for the 2026 U19 Men’s Cricket World Cup/2025 U19 Women’s T20 World Cup. The Hong Kong U19 Men’s team will travel to Johor Bahru for a three (3) match 50-over series against the Malaysia U19 Men’s team, while the Hong Kong U19 Women’s team will journey to Penang for a four (4) match T20 series against Malaysia U19 Women’s team.

The Malaysian U19 Men’s team will be on tour of India in January 2024, where they are scheduled to play four (4) T20 matches and seven (7) 50-overs matches against local clubs based in the southern region of the country. The U19 Men’s series is crucial for both the camps for preparing themselves, with the ICC Division 2 Qualifier for Asia Region for the 2026 edition of the U19 World Cup coming up shortly in Thailand.

Hong Kong, China U19 Men’s Tour of Malaysia Schedule

Hong Kong, China U19: Aarez Dar, Abhimanyu Ganesan, Arya Panjwani, Danny Mapp, Harry Hodgson, Khrish Butani, Matthew Clayton, Mohammad Sufyan, Paarth Srivastava, Rishan Shah, Shayan Puri, Shiv Mathur, Taran Laungani and Will Walsh

12th February 2024 (One-day): Malaysia U19 Men vs Hong Kong, China U19 Men (Scorecard)

14th February 2024 (One-day): Malaysia U19 Men vs Hong Kong, China U19 Men (Scorecard)

16th February 2024 (One-day): Malaysia U19 Men vs Hong Kong, China U19 Men (Scorecard)

Hong Kong, China U19 Women’s Tour of Malaysia Schedule

Hong Kong, China U19 Women: Georgina Bradley (Captain), Mya Gardner, Fatima Amir, Gurkamal Kaur, Joyleen Dhaliwal, Karen Poon, Mahekdeep Kaur, Maira Saleem, Pria Sanghavi, Pushti Lakhani, Sadie Davidson, Sophie Callow, Storm Parker and Zara Haider

Malaysia U19 Women: Nur Izzatul Syafiqa (Captain), Irdina Beh Nabil, ⁠Nur Aliya, Suabika A/P Manivannan, Nuriman Hidayah, ⁠Nur Ain, Siti Nazwah Alyazis, Nuranis Syahirah, Nazatul Hidayah Husna, ⁠Erminun Binti Tulrahim, Nur Shuana, ⁠Nur Liyana Afiqah, Khairul Elismalia Imalin and Nur Nabilah

10th February 2024 (T20): Malaysia U19 Women vs Hong Kong, China U19 Women (Scorecard)

11th February 2024 (T20): Malaysia U19 Women vs Hong Kong, China U19 Women (Scorecard)

12th February 2024 (T20): Malaysia U19 Women vs Hong Kong, China U19 Women (Scorecard)

13th February 2024 (T20): Malaysia U19 Women vs Hong Kong, China U19 Women (Scorecard)

Cricket Hong Kong to host One-day Tri-series in January/February 2024

Czarsportz Admin — Fri, 19 Jan 2024 06:24:00 +0000

Cricket Hong Kong, China (CHK) will be hosting Men’s National teams of Canada and Malaysia for a One-day Tri-series at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground from January 31st – February 05th, 2024. Each team will play against each other in a single round-robin group stage format, followed by the Final between the top two (2) teams on 04th February, followed by a game between CHK “A” squad and the 3rd placed team on 05th February 2024. The series will mark the first time the Canadian team will have visited Hong Kong for a Cricket tour, and the series is equally important for the Malaysian team, who are preparing themselves for the upcoming ICC World Cup Challenge League Qualifiers (Play-off) at home at the end of February.

CHK One-Day Tri-series Schedule

Canada: Saad bin Zafar (Captain), Ajayveer Hundal, Dilon Heyliger, Dilpreet Singh, Harsh Thaker, Ishwarjot Singh, Jeremy Gordon, Navneet Dhaliwal, Nikhil Dutta, Nicholad Kirton, Pargat Singh, Sahib Malhotra, Shahid Ahmadzai, Shreyas Movva, Srimantha Wijeyeratne, Uday Bhagwan, Aaron Johnson, Udaybir Walia and Yuvraj Samra

Malaysia: Virandeep Singh (Captain), Ahmad Faiz, Zubaidi Zulkifle, Aqeel Wahid, Ainool Hafizs, Muhammad Amir, Muhammad Wafiq, Rizwan Haider, Vijay Unni, Sharvin Muniandy, Khizar Hayat, Syahadat Ramli, Syazrul Idrus, Syed Aziz Syed Mubarak and Wan Muhammad

Hong Kong: Nizakat Khan (Captain), Yasim Murtaza, Adit Gorawara, Aizaz Khan, Anshuman Rath, Ayush Shukla, Babar Hayat, Dan Pascoe, Daniyal Bukari, Ehsan Khan, Ehsan Nawaz, Haroon Arshad, Martin Coetzee, Nasrulla Rana, Raunaq Kapur and Zeeshan Ali

31st January 2024: Hong Kong, China vs Canada (Scorecard)

01st February 2024: Malaysia vs Canada (Scorecard)

03rd February 2024: Hong Kong, China vs Malaysia (Scorecard)

04th February 2024: FINAL (Scorecard)

05th February 2024: 3rd Place vs Hong Kong ‘A’ (Scorecard)

Hong Kong Women to tour Australia to prepare for Asia Cup qualifier in January 2024

Czarsportz Admin — Wed, 10 Jan 2024 05:20:00 +0000

Hong Kong, China Women’s Cricket Team will be on tour to Australia from January 11th – 25th, 2024 for a high-performance training camp in Bunbury, which will also include six (6) T20 matches against teams from the Bunbury & Districts Cricket Association, as well as Western Australia Youth Teams. The tour will prepare the squad for the upcoming ACC Women’s Premier Cup tournament in Malaysia in February 2024, which is a qualifier for the 2024 ACC Women’s Asia Cup.

Hong Kong Women Tour of West Australia Schedule

Hong Kong Women: Kary Chan (Captain), Alison Siu, Bella Poon, Betty Chan, Cindy Ho, Dorothea Chan, Emma Lai, Iqra Sahar, Mariko Hill, Maryam Bibi, Lemon Cheung, Shanzeen Shahzad, Tammy Chu and Yasmin Daswani

14th January 2024: T20 Practice Match

15th January 2024: Hong Kong Women vs Bunbury & Districts Cricket Association Women (Scorecard)

18th January 2024: West Australia State U18 Women vs Hong Kong Women (Scorecard)

19th January 2024: Hong Kong Women vs Bunbury & Districts Cricket Association Women (Scorecard)

22nd January 2024: Bunbury & Districts Cricket Association Women vs Hong Kong Women (Scorecard)

23rd Januar 2024: Hong Kong Women vs West Australia State U18 Women (Scorecard)

Cricket Nepal to host UAE and Hong Kong Men for T20 International series in October 2023

Czarsportz Admin — Wed, 11 Oct 2023 12:17:00 +0000

Cricket Association of Nepal (CAN) has announced that they will be hosting Men’s senior teams from Hong Kong and United Arab Emirates in a T20 International tri-series tournament from October 18th – 27th, 2023 at Mulpani International cricket ground, with the Final to be played at Tribhuvan University ground in Kirtipur. The series will be in preparation for all the participating teams towards 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Asia Qualifier, starting 30th October in Nepal.

Nepal-UAE-Hong Kong Tri-Nation Series Schedule

18th/19th October 2023: Nepal vs UAE (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong vs Nepal (Scorecard)

21st/22nd October 2023: Nepal vs Hong Kong (Scorecard) ; UAE vs Hong Kong (Scorecard)

23rd/25th October 2023: Nepal vs UAE (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong vs UAE (Scorecard)

27th October 2023: FINAL (Scorecard)

Cricket Hong Kong to host Men’s T20I and One-Day series in March 2023

Czarsportz Admin — Mon, 13 Mar 2023 16:37:00 +0000

Cricket Hong Kong (CHK) will be hosting the Men’s national squads from Malaysia, Bahrain and Kuwait for a T20I quadrangular series (HK International T20I) at Tin Kwong Road Recreation ground from March 08th – 12th, 2023. This will be the first T20I matches to be hosted in Hong Kong after their last home series that took place in 2018. The teams will play each other in a single round-robin group stage format, before the top two (2) teams in the points table compete in the Final.

Bahrain team will be coming to Hong Kong after completing their campaign in the ACC Challenger Cup tournament in Thailand, while the host’s, Malaysia and Kuwait will also kick-start their preparations for the ACC Premier Cup tournament in April 2023 with a One-day Tri-series event after the conclusion of the T20I tournament. Both the ACC events are part of the qualification pathway program towards 2023 ACC Men’s Asia Cup tournament. For Malaysia and Bahrain, this will be the second quadrangular series in the past 3-4 months, as they both played against each other in December 2022 in Malaysia.

Hong Kong One-Day Tri-Series Schedule

15th/16th March 2023: Kuwait vs Hong Kong (Scorecard) ; Malaysia vs Kuwait (Scorecard)

18th/19th March 2023: Hong Kong vs Malaysia (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)

20th March 2023: 3rd place Team vs Hong Kong A (Scorecard)

Hong Kong T20I Quadrangular Schedule

12th March 2023: 3rd/4th play-off (Scorecard) ; FINAL (Scorecard)

11th March 2023: Bahrain vs Kuwait (Scorecard) ; Malaysia vs Hong Kong (Scorecard)

09th March 2023: Malaysia vs Bahrain (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong vs Kuwait (Scorecard)

08th March 2023: Kuwait vs Malaysia (Scorecard) ; Hong Kong vs Bahrain (Scorecard)

Hong Kong U19 domestic competition set for July 2022

Czarsportz Admin — Mon, 11 Jul 2022 07:44:00 +0000

Cricket Hong Kong (CHK) will organize the domestic competition for U19 players at the CHK Cricket Centre in Gin Drinker Bay. U19 squads of The Hong Kong Cricket Club, The Kowloon Cricket Club, Diasqua Little Sai Wan CC, Pakistan Association Cricket Club and United Services Recreation Club will compete in the competition in the double round-robin group stage format, followed by the final between the top two teams in the points table.

With the ICC U19 Cricket World Cup Division 2 Qualifiers for the Asian region scheduled for September/October 2022 in Oman, the domestic tournament is a great step towards building the squad for the tournament.

U19 Summer Cup Schedule

16th/17th July 2022: USRC U19 vs PACC U19 (Scorecard) ; DLSW U19 vs USRC U19 (Scorecard) ; PACC U19 vs Lantau U19 (Scorecard)

24th July 2022: PACC U19 vs DLSW U19 (Scorecard) ; Lantau U19 vs USRC U19 (Scorecard)

31st July 2022: USRC U19 vs Lantau U19 (Scorecard) ; DLSW U19 vs PACC U19 (Scorecard)

Namibia to play Ireland Wolves, Uganda and Hong Kong in home series in 2022

Czarsportz Admin — Sun, 29 May 2022 20:58:00 +0000

Cricket Namibia (CN) CEO Johan Muller has told Helge Schutz from The Namibian about the extensive calendar of events being chalked out for the Namibian Men’s national squad for 2022 and a massive development is about the formation of the “A” squad and a host of matches at home during April – June.

The “A” side will be used to develop the bench strength for the Men’s national squad, and during some of their scheduled matches, some of the national squad members will also play in the team. The first home series will be held from 18th March – 05th April, when Namibia A/Namibia take on the Ireland Wolves squad in three T20 matches and five 50-over matches.

This will be followed by the arrival of Uganda Men’s squad, for a series of three T20Is and two 50-over matches against Namibia/Namibia A, while Hong Kong will tour Namibia in June for another series of three 50-over matches against Namibia. Apart from the domestic competitions, these tours at home is the ideal platform for other domestic players to press their selection into the national squad core group.

Namibia Men’s Squad

Gerhard Erasmus (Captain), JJ Smit, Jan Frylinck, Tangeni Lungameni, Bernard Scholtz, Nicol Loftie-Eaton, Craig Williams, Zane Green, Helao Ya France, Ben Shikongo, Lohan Louwrens, Louis Peters, Dylan Leicher, Michael van Lingen and Ruben Tumpelmann

Hong Kong Tour of Namibia Schedule (Local Timings)

05th June 2022: Namibia vs Hong Kong – 1st OD (Scorecard)

09th June 2022: Namibia vs Hong Kong – 2nd OD (Scorecard)

05th June 2022: Namibia vs Hong Kong – 3rd OD (Scorecard)

Uganda Tour of Namibia Schedule (Local Timings)

08th April 2022: Uganda vs Namibia – 1st T20I (Scorecard)

09th April 2022: Uganda vs Namibia – 2nd T20I (Scorecard)

10th April 2022: Uganda vs Namibia – 3rd T20 (Scorecard)

12th April 2022: Uganda vs Namibia A – 1st OD (Scorecard)

13th April 2022: Uganda vs Namibia A – 2nd OD (Scorecard)

Ireland Wolves tour of Namibia Schedule (Local Timings)

21st March 2022: Ireland Wolves v Namibia A – 1st T20 (Scorecard)
23rd March 2022: Ireland Wolves v Namibia A – 2nd T20 (Scorecard)
24th March 2022: Ireland Wolves v Namibia A – 3rd T20 (Scorecard)

29th March 2022: Ireland Wolves v Namibia A – 1st OD (Scorecard)
30th March 2022: Ireland Wolves v Namibia A – 2nd OD (Abandoned)
01st April 2022: Ireland Wolves v Namibia A – 3rd OD (Scorecard)
03rd April 2022: Ireland Wolves v Namibia A – 4th OD (Scorecard)
05th April 2022: Ireland Wolves v Namibia A – 5th OD (Scorecard)

Hong Kong Men’s squad announced for tours of Namibia and Uganda in June 2022

Czarsportz Admin — Tue, 24 May 2022 07:50:18 +0000

Cricket Hong Kong (CHK) have announced their 14-member Men’s squad for the upcoming tours of Namibia and Uganda in June 2022, which will see the national squad take field for the first time since March 2020, when they last participated in the ACC Asia Cup Eastern region qualifiers in Thailand.

Hong Kong squad will travel to Namibia to play a series of three (3) matches in the 50-overs format, before heading to Uganda from June 16th – 28th for the 2nd round of CWC Challenge League group B (Fixtures) tournament. Hong Kong will play five (5) List-A matches during the Challenge League group B event against the host’s, Jersey, Bermuda, Kenya and Italy. The squad led by Nizakat Khan also sees former Captains and seasoned campaigners Babar Hayat and Jamie Atkinson back with the group for the all-important competition in Uganda, which is the qualification pathway tournament towards 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup in India.

Head Coach Trent Johnston said in the press release “I am really excited by this squad and the opportunity to see them play international cricket for the first time since March 2020. The squad has a slightly different look with the addition of Yasim Murtaza, Zeeshan Ali and Daniel Pascoe who have all now qualified to play for Hong Kong, their experience is an invaluable addition. In contrast we have two exciting young pace bowlers in Ayush Shukla and Vikas Sharma touring with the men’s squad for the first time. It will also be Nizakat’s first tour as captain. His leadership is going from strength to strength and I am looking forward to seeing him lead this squad.”

Hong Kong Men’s squad for tour of Namibia and Uganda

Nizakat Khan ©, Adit Gorawara, Aizaz Khan* (Subject to availability), Ayush Shukla, Babar Hayat, Daniel Pascoe, Ehsan Khan, Ghazanfar Mohammad, Haroon Arshad , Jamie Atkinson, Kinchit Shah, Vikas Sharma, Yasim Murtaza and Zeeshan Ali

Dubai to host Fairbreak Global Women’s T20 Invitational in 2022

Czarsportz Admin — Wed, 04 May 2022 15:30:00 +0000

Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) will be the host of the global women’s T20 Invitational tournament in 2022 from May 01st – 15th in Dubai, organized by Fairbreak Global, the global gender equality initiative. The privately funded tournament sponsored by Gencor is approved by International Cricket Council (ICC) and will see six team’s compete in a total of 19 matches for the title, as players from across the globe (full members and associate members) will participate in the event, with the matches being given International status.

Sue Strachan (President of Cricket Scotland), Julie Abbott (National Co-Ordinator of Women’s Cricket USA), Rene Montgomery (Hong Kong) and Saba Nasim (BEM and Chance to Shine Ambassador) have been confirmed as Team managers for the tournament. Anju Jain (India), Charlotte Edwards (England), Joanne Broadbent (Australia), Julia Price (Australia) and Lydia Greenway (England) have been confirmed as the coaches for the franchises.

The initiative is intended to bring forth the major Gender Equality issues, which is faced by Women’s cricketers across the globe. The previously held event in 2018 has garnered huge praise from all corners of the press and fans alike and such more initiative’s in the future will go a long way in securing the future of Women’s Cricket and their Equality rights. Having players from many Associate nations during the 2018 event was one of the many highlights and for the 2022 tournament, the player selection process is currently underway, with Bhutan Women’s national squad member Anju Gurung getting selected to play in the tournament.

2022 Fairbreak Women’s Invitational Squads

South Coast Sapphires: Sana Mir (Captain), Shabnim Ismail, Kim Garth (Ireland), Gaby Lewis (Ireland), Geetika Kodali (USA), Emma Lai (Hong Kong), Jade Allen, Shebani Bhaskar (USA), Kary Chan (Hong Kong) and Babette de Leede (Netherlands)

The Warriors: Sindhu Sriharsha (USA) (Captain), Hayley Matthews, Georgia Redmayne, Shamilia Connell, Kathryn Bryce (Scotland), Esha Oza (UAE), Udeshika Prabodani, Shanzeen Shahzad (Hong Kong), Celeste Raack, Jennifer Alumbro (Philippines), Bella Poon (Hong Kong), Shameelah Mosweu (Botswana), Mariana Martinez (Argentina), Mignon Du Preez and Yasmeen Khan (Namibia)

The Barmy Army Team: Selina Solman (Vanuatu), Deandra Dottin, Henriette Ishimwe (Rwanda), Kavisha Kumari (UAE), Shemaine Campbelle, Iqra Sahar (Hong Kong), Fatima Sana, Rumana Ahmed, Laura Cardoso (Brazi), Roberta Avery (Brazil), Rubina Cchetri (Nepal) and Ruchi Venkatesh (Hong Kong)

The Tornedos: Stephanie Taylor (Captain), Andrea-Mae Zepeda (Austria), Sita Rana Magar (Nepal), Sophie Devine, Sune Luus, Katey Martin, Aliya Riaz, Diana Baig, Chanida Suthhiruang (Thailand), Mary-Anne Musonda, Natasha Miles (Hong Kong), Sterre Kalis (Netherlands), Winifred Duraisingam (Malaysia), Divya Saxena (Canada) and Maryam Bibi (Hong Kong)

Team Spirit: Bismah Maroof, Sophia Dunkley, Nicola Carey, Chaya Mughal (UAE), Betty Chan (Hong Kong), Sarah Bryce (Scotland), Natthakan Chantam (Thailand), Divya GK (Singapore), Nattaya Boochatham (Thailand), Anu Doddaballapur (Germany), Sophia Ecclestone, Ayabonga Khaka, Fatuma Kibasu (Tanzania), Shizuka Miyaji (Japan) and Yasmin Daswani (Hong Kong)

The Falcons: Suzie Bates, Dani Wyatt, Britney Cooper, Marizanne Kapp, Mariko Hill (Hong Kong), Theertha Satish (UAE), Sornnarin Tippoch (Thailand), Kaia Arua (Papua New Guinea), Nannapat Koncharoenkai (Thailand), Christina Gough (Germany), Gunjan Shukla (Sweden), Marina Lamplough (Hong Kong), Anju Gurung (Bhutan), Jahanara Alam and Chamari Athapaththu

2022 Fairbreak Women’s T20 Schedule

04th May 2022: Falcons vs Warriors (Scorecard)

05th May 2022: Tornadoes vs Sapphires (Scorecard) ; Barmy Army vs Spirit (Scorecard)

06th May 2022: Barmy Army vs Falcons (Scorecard) ; Tornadoes vs Warriors (Scorecard)

07th May 2022: Falcons vs Spirit (Scorecard) ; Warriors vs Sapphires (Scorecard)

08th May 2022: Spirit vs Sapphires (Scorecard) ; Tornadoes vs Barmy Army (Scorecard)

10th May 2022: Warriors vs Spirit (Scorecard) ; Barmy Army vs Sapphires (Scorecard)

11th May 2022: Sapphires vs Falcons (Scorecard) ; Tornadoes vs Spirit @8pm

12th May 2022: Falcons vs Tornadoes (Scorecard) ; Barmy Army vs Warriors (Scorecard)

14th May 2022: Semifinal#1 (Falcons vs Spirit) @4pm (Scorecard); Semifinal#2 (Barmy Army vs Tornadoes) @8pm (Scorecard)

15th May 2022: 3rd/4th Play-off @4pm (Scorecard) ; Final @8pm (Scorecard)

FairBreak has also launched Captain’s Cause initiative, working with their CSR partner, SolarBuddy, aimed at ending energy poverty. The initiative has received widespread recognition from players from Associate member countries like USA, UAE, Singapore, Hong Kong, Germany, Vanuatu and many more. And for the 2022 tournament, players have been selected from various Associate countries which includes the likes of Argentina, Brazil, Nepal, Botswana, Bhutan, Japan, Netherlands, Oman, Singapore, Rwanda, Thailand, USA, Vanuatu, Sweden, Scotland and Philippines.

“This is an exciting time for everyone who is part of the FairBreak movement. We have worked diligently with all vested parties to ensure our tournament will deliver a quality event and experience, true to our ‘Pure Sport’ ethos. The tournament will not only drive opportunity for all players, but also support our CSR partner, SolarBuddy, in helping end energy poverty,” says Shaun Martyn, FairBreak Founder.