The Hong Kong Sixes 2024 tournament will run from November 1 to November 3 and promises to throw up some thrilling contests at the Tin Kong Road Cricket Ground, with 12 teams competing in six one-off matches. Fans will have an exciting and very different experience as the cricket carnival will be graced with some mind-blowing performances, great music and amazing food. The 12 teams have been divided into four pools of three each and will compete in a round-robin format. India, led by Robin Uthappa, is part of Pool C and has arch-rivals Pakistan along with the United Arab Emirates.

In Pool A, hosts Hong Kong will face South Africa and New Zealand, while Pool B includes Australia, England and Nepal. Pool D will feature Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Oman.

The first match to start the tournament will be played between South Africa and Hong Kong while the first day will also feature a high-voltage clash between India and Pakistan.

The top two sides from each pool will play in the quarter-finals and the winners of the quarter-final round will advance to further semi-finals. The losing teams in the quarters will play the plate semi-finals. The bottom team in each pool will play in a bowl game. A total of 29 matches will be played in the three days of the competition.

A women’s exhibition match is also scheduled on the final day of the tournament to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China.

Schedule and Timings:

November 1:

South Africa vs Hong Kong: 6 am (IST), 8:30 am (local time)

England vs Nepal: 6:55 AM (IST), 9:25 AM (Local Time)

Pakistan vs UAE: 7:50 AM (IST) 10:20 AM (Local Time)

Sri Lanka vs Oman: 8:45 AM (IST), 11:15 AM (Local Time)

New Zealand vs Hong Kong: 9:40 AM (IST), 12:10 PM (Local Time)

Bangladesh vs Oman: 10:35 AM (IST), 13:05 PM (Local Time)

India vs Pakistan: 11:30 AM (IST), 14:00 PM (Local Time)

England vs Australia: 12:25 PM (IST), 14:55 (Local Time)

South Africa vs New Zealand: 1:15 PM (IST), 15:45 (Local Time)

Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh: 2:10 PM (IST), 16:40 (Local Time)

November 2:

Australia vs Nepal: 6 AM (IST), 8:30 AM (Local Time)

India vs UAE: 6:55 AM (IST), 9:25 AM (Local Time)

Bowl Match 1: A3 vs D3 7:50 AM (IST), 10:20 AM (Local Time)

Bowl Match 2: B3 vs C3 8:45 AM (IST), 11:15 AM (Local Time)

Quarter Final 1: B1 vs A2 9:40 AM (IST), 12:10 PM (Local Time)

Quarter Final 2: A1 vs C2 10:35 AM (IST), 1:05 PM (Local Time)

Bowl Match 3: A3 vs C3 11:30 AM (IST), 2:00 PM (Local Time)

Bowl Match 4: B3 vs D4 12:25 PM (IST), 2:55 PM (Local Time)

Quarter Final 3: D1 vs B2 1:15 PM (IST), 3:45 PM (Local Time)

Quarter Final 4: C1 vs D2 2:10 PM (IST), 4:40 PM (Local Time)

November 3:

Bowl Match 5: A3 vs B3 6 AM (IST), 8:30 AM (Local Time)

Plate Semi Final 1: LQ1 vs LQ2 6:55 AM (IST), 9:25 AM (Local Time)

Plate Semi Final 2: LQ3 vs LQ4 7:50 AM (IST), 10:20 AM (Local Time)

Bowl Match 6: C3 vs D3 8:45 AM (IST), 11:15 AM (Local Time)

Women’s Exhibition Match: 9:40 AM (IST), 12:10 PM (Local Time)

Semi Final 1: WQ1 vs WQ2 10:20 AM (IST), 12:50 PM (Local Time)

Semi Final 2: WQ3 vs WQ4 11:10 AM (IST), 1:40 PM (Local Time)

Bowl Final: 12:05 PM (IST), 2:35 PM (Local Time)

Plate Final: 12:55 PM (IST), 3:25 PM (Local Time)

Cup Final: 1:55 PM (IST), 4:25 PM (Local Time)

troops:

India: Robin Uthappa (C), Kedar Jadhav, Manoj Tiwary, Stuart Binny, Shrivath Goswami, Bharat Chapli, Shehbaz Nadeem.

Official: Deepak Dangayach

Pakistan: Faheem Ashraf (c), Mohammad Akhlaq, Asif Ali, Danish Aziz, Hussain Talat, Aamir Yameen, Shahab Khan

Official: Salim Yusuf

South Africa: JJ Smits (c), Matthew Boast, Eoin Jones, Moderi Lithiko, Don Radebe, Jack Snyman, Aubrey Swanpool.

Official: Malibongwe Makita

Hong Kong: Nazakat Khan, Zeeshan Ali, Imran Arif, Ehsan Khan, Jason Lowe, Sahil Mallorankar, Benny Singh Paras.

Coach: Mark Farmer

Australia: Dean Christian (c), Alex Ross, Andrew Fecate, Fawad Ahmed, Jack Wood, James Pattinson, Sam Hazlett

Official: Brandon Drew

New Zealand: Todd Astle (c), Harmeet Singh, Henry McIntyre, Ronak Kapoor, Sam Cassidy, Sudesh Dixit, Xavier Bell

Official: Karl Frauenstein

UAE: Asif Khan (C), Anish Tandon, Khalid Shah, Mohammad Zahib, Raja Akifullah Khan, Sanchit Sharma, Zahoor Khan

Manager/Coach: Rejith Arjunan Korungode.

Bangladesh: Yasir Ali Chaudhry Rabi (C), Abdullah Al Mamoon, Abu Haider Rooney, Jashan Alam, Mohammad Saif Uldi, Naheedul Islam, Shohag Ghazi.

Official: Hon’ble Manjoorul Islam

Sri Lanka: Lahiru Madusanka (C), Dhananjaya Lakshan, Lahiru Samarakun, Nimesh Vemukti, Sadun Weerakode, Thanuka Dbarre, Thirundu Rathnayake.

Officiating: Samantha Dudanavila

Nepal: Sandeep Jura (C), Bebek Kumar Yadav, Deepinder Rawat, Lokesh Bahadur Ram, Narayan Joshi, Pratesh GC, Rashid Khan

Coach: Gyanendra Malla

Oman: Sandeep God Shrimatula (C), Vinayak Shukla, Asif Khan, Hasnain Ali Shah, Shoaib Al Balushi, Zakaria Islam, Mujeeb Ali.

Coach/Manager: Syed Ameer Ali

England: Ravi Bopara (c), Sumit Patel, Ed Barnard, Ethan Brooks, James Coles, Jordan Thompson, Alex Davies

Official: Paul Nixon.

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