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Hong Kong cricket fans are in for a treat this weekend, with two games from the Women’s All Stars Series and the grand final of the CHK Gencor Premier League One Day Series all set to take place on Sunday 12th Feb! All three games will be live streamed on CHK’s Facebook page, Cricfit YouTube, and on FanCode in India!
The Bauhinia Stars dominated the first Women’s All Stars T20 fixture back in October, on the back of Kary Chan’s 122, so the Jade Jets will be looking to bounce back strong this Sunday! The two squads have been shuffled slightly, with several new faces included. Betty Chan will continue to lead the Jade Jets against Kary Chan’s Bauhinia Stars, with two back-to-back T20s scheduled at Tin Kwong Road, 09:30 AM and 13:30 PM HKT!
These two Women’s All Stars Series matches are just the start of what could be a historic year for Women’s Cricket in Hong Kong, with the FairBreak Invitational T20 scheduled to be held here in April, and the first ever Women’s Premier League set to be launched by the Board of Control for Cricket in India late next month! Ten Hong Kong players have registered themselves for the player auction (under the Associate Player category) for the five-team tournament, which could take place as soon as this month!
This Sunday also sees the grand finals of the 2022-23 CHK Gencor Men’s Premier League One Day finals at Hong Kong Cricket Club! HKCC earned the right to host the Final having gone unbeaten throughout the group stages. They will face Pakistan Association, who won their remaining three group matches after losing to the hosts in the opening week! An exciting rematch awaits us, with play set to get underway at 9:30 AM up at Wong Nai Chung Gap!
Fans in Hong Kong, and around the world, can watch live broadcasts of all three matches on the Cricket Hong Kong FaceBook Page, and on the Cricfit channel on YouTube, while fans in India can catch the action on the FanCode App!
Women All Star Squads
Bauhinia Stars: Kary Chan (Captain), Akasha Yousaf, Alison Siu, Amanda Cheung, Amy Lai, Dorothea Chan, Jennifer Alumbro, Joyleen Kaur Dhaliwal, Maheen Haider, Maryam Bibi, Mya Gardner, Pushti Lakhani, Sau Ha Chan, Shanzeen Shahzad
Jade Jets: Betty Chan (Captain), Georgina Bradley, Heiley Lui, Iqra Sahar, Karen Poon, Katy Gibbons, Keenu Gill, Lemon Cheung, Lovino Christine Joy Monegro, Mehreen Yousaf, Natural Yip, Pull To, Ria Martins, Tammy Chu
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Cricket Hong Kong, formerly known as the Hong Kong Cricket Association, is the governing body for cricket in Hong Kong. Established in 1968, it is headquartered in So Kon Po, Causeway Bay. An associate member of the ICC since 1969, Cricket Hong Kong also belongs to the Asian Cricket Council.
