Hong Kong Sixes 2025 Expands Global Reach with Unmatched Broadcast Partnerships
The Hong Kong Cricket Sixes is set for its most extensive international broadcast coverage to date. Cricket Hong Kong, China, has confirmed that this iconic tournament will be accessible in more territories than ever before. From November 7 to 9, 12 international teams will compete across 29 thrilling matches in the fast-paced Sixes format, bringing high-energy cricket to fans worldwide.
This broadened exposure is driven by Marron Media, serving as the exclusive global sales agent for Hong Kong Sixes 2025. A digital-first approach to broadcasting marks a significant shift, with leading streaming platforms like Cricbuzz, FanCode, Tapmad, Tamasha TV, and Kayo streaming the event to millions globally in addition to traditional TV coverage.
In Hong Kong, local fans can follow every delivery live on Cricbuzz’s digital platforms as well as on Now TV, providing front-row access to the city’s premier cricket event.
Ravi Nagdev, Chief Operating Officer, Cricket Hong Kong, China, said, “The Hong Kong Cricket Sixes has always been about innovation and excitement, and this year we are taking that to the world. With more broadcast partners than ever and a truly global digital footprint, fans from every corner of the cricketing world can experience the magic of Sixes cricket live.”
The tournament’s global broadcast strategy highlights a new era in cricket viewing, connecting a broader audience with the thrill and fast pace of Sixes cricket.
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