The Hong Kong Cricket Sixes 2025 is scheduled from November 7 to 9, featuring 12 teams competing in a unique short-format tournament. After a break since 2017, the Super Sixes returned in 2024, rekindling interest in this historic regional event.
Cricket has been played in Hong Kong since 1842. The Super Sixes tournament was launched to provide local players with exposure to international stars, helping develop the national team by competing against elite opposition. It was held annually from 1993 to 1997 and 2001 to 2012 before franchise T20 leagues overshadowed it.
"The tournament’s history is decorated with legends, including Sachin Tendulkar, Brian Lara, and Shane Warne."
The 12 teams are divided into four groups. The top two teams in each group progress to the quarterfinals. Winners of the quarterfinals move to the semifinals, while the losing teams compete in Plate semifinals. The lowest-ranked teams in each group compete in the Bowl competition.
"A total of 12 teams, divided into four groups, will be vying for the title between November 7 and 9."
The tournament attracts experienced international players, including recent retirees from major leagues. This blend of veteran stars and emerging talent adds to the excitement and quality of competition.
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Author's summary: The Hong Kong Super Sixes 2025 revives a historic cricket format, combining fast-paced rules and global stars, maintaining its legacy as a platform for talent development and thrilling competition.