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Hong Kong Sixes 2026

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Hong Kong Sixes 2026

The Hong Kong Sixes 2026 packs 12 teams into three days of six-a-side cricket at the Mission Road Ground in Mong Kok, with group matches from 30 October feeding into Cup, Plate and Bowl knockouts. It all wraps up on Sunday 1 November with three finals, topped by the Cup Final between Australia and Afghanistan. Watch Hong Kong Sixes live on Smartcric.

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Teams

Group A

Australia, Hong Kong China, England

Group B

Bangladesh, Scotland, Sri Lanka

Group C

India, Pakistan, United Arab Emirates

Group D

Afghanistan, Oman, South Africa

Schedule

All matches at Mission Road Ground, Mong Kok. Group stage 30–31 Oct 2026; semi-finals on Sat 31 Oct 2026, finals and play-offs on Sun 1 Nov 2026:

Bowl Semi-Final 1 — Bangladesh vs South Africa

Sat 31 Oct 2026

Bowl Semi-Final 2 — England vs India

Sat 31 Oct 2026

Plate Semi-Final 1 — Sri Lanka vs Oman

Sat 31 Oct 2026

Plate Semi-Final 2 — Hong Kong, China vs Pakistan

Sat 31 Oct 2026

Cup Semi-Final 1 — Australia vs United Arab Emirates

Sat 31 Oct 2026

Cup Semi-Final 2 — Afghanistan vs Scotland

Sat 31 Oct 2026

Bowl Final — South Africa vs England

Sun 1 Nov 2026
South Africa won by 5 wickets

Plate Final — Oman vs Pakistan

Sun 1 Nov 2026

Cup Final — Australia vs Afghanistan

Sun 1 Nov 2026

11th/12th Place Play-off — Bangladesh vs India

Sun 1 Nov 2026

7th/8th Place Play-off — Hong Kong, China vs Sri Lanka

Sun 1 Nov 2026

3rd/4th Place Play-off — Scotland vs United Arab Emirates

Sun 1 Nov 2026

Results

Bowl Semi-Final 1 — South Africa 132/5 beat Bangladesh 129/4 by 1 wicket

Bowl Semi-Final 2 — England 124/2 beat India 121/4 by 3 runs

Plate Semi-Final 1 — Oman 93/1 beat Sri Lanka 92/5 by 5 wickets

Plate Semi-Final 2 — Pakistan 107/0 beat Hong Kong, China 106/3 by 6 wickets

Cup Semi-Final 1 — Australia 141/3 beat United Arab Emirates 88/6 by 53 runs

Cup Semi-Final 2 — Afghanistan 121/4 beat Scotland 100/3 by 21 runs

Bowl Final — South Africa 101/1 beat England 95/6 by 5 wickets

Plate Final — Pakistan 154/4 beat Oman 136/4 by 18 runs

Cup Final — Afghanistan 119/2 beat Australia 115/4 by 4 wickets

11th/12th Place Play-off — India beat Bangladesh by 5 wickets

7th/8th Place Play-off — Hong Kong, China 119/0 beat Sri Lanka 118/4 by 1 run

3rd/4th Place Play-off — Scotland 135/0 beat United Arab Emirates 90/3 by 45 runs

Squads

Australia

Max Bryant, Nick Hobson, Alex Ross, Jack Wood, Chris Green (c), Kane Richardson, Matthew Kelly

Hong Kong, China

Babar Hayat, Nizakat Khan, Yasim Murtaza (c), Aizaz Khan, Nasrulla Rana, Anshuman Rath, Ehsan Khan

Scotland

Jasper Davidson, Michael Leask, Jack Jarvis, Finlay McCreath, Lyle Robertson, Mackenzie Jones, Safyaan Sharif

United Arab Emirates

Khalid Shah (c), Ansh Tandon, Maroof Merchant, Mohammed Faraazuddin, Muhammad Farooq, Muhammad Zuhaib, Zahid Ali

South Africa

Jorich Van Schalkwyk, Steve Stolk, Abdullah Bayoumy, Alindile Mhletywa, Heath Richards, Ayabulela Gqamane (c), Blake Simpson

Oman

Aamir Kaleem (c), Muzahir Raza, Zohaib Amanat, Shafiq Jan, Akbar Ali, Usman Ali Afridi, Sami Hassan Kargil

England

Fynn Hudson-Prentice, Dan Mousley, Ed Barnard, Jack Carson, Martin Andersson, John Simpson (c), Nathan Gilchrist

Bangladesh

Sabbir Rahman, Habibur Rahman Sohan, Chowdhury Md Rizwan, Ahrar Amin, Abu Hider Rony (c), Md Samiun Basir Ratul, Mrittunjoy Chowdhury

Sri Lanka

Sangeeth Cooray (c), Sachitha Jayatilake, Ravindu Fernando, Vishen Halambage, Movin Subasingha, Muditha Lakshan, Chamindu Wijesinghe

India

Nitish Rana, Rahul Tripathi, Krunal Pandya (c), Shashank Singh, Rahul Tewatia, T Natarajan, Kulwant Khejroliya

Pakistan

Abdul Samad, Irfan Khan, Muhammad Shahzad, Saad Masood, Khawaja Nafay, Abbas Afridi (c), Ahmed Daniyal

Afghanistan

Sediqullah Pacha, Imran Mir, Gulbadin Naib (c), Karim Janat, Nangeyalia Kharoti, Farmanullah Safi, Abdul Rahman