Starting February 6, 2025, Hong Kong will host the ICC Cricket World Cup Challenge League B, marking its first ICC event since 2011. tournament features six teams: Uganda, Bahrain, Singapore, Italy, Tanzania, and Hong Kong. Mas will be held at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground and Kowloon Cricket Club, with live broadcasts available on ICC.tv.
— Cricket Hong Kong, China (@CricketHK) February 5, 2025
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We cannot wait for ICC Challenge League Group B in Hong Kong to start tomorrow!#cricket #hkcricket #ICCCWC #ChallengeLeagueB pic.twitter.com/iqi3uhD8F8
Tournament Schedule:
- February 6: Hong Kong vs. Singapore at Tin Kwong Road Recreation ground
- February 7: Uganda vs. Bahrain at Tin Kwong road Recreation Ground
- February 7: Italy vs. Tanzania at Kowloon Cricket Club
- February 9: Singapore vs. Italy at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground
- February 9: Hong Kong vs. Bahrain at Kowloon Cricket Club
- February 10: Bahrain vs. Tanzania at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground
- February 10: Singapore vs. Uganda at Kowloon Cricket club
- February 12: Hong Kong vs. Tanzania at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground
- February 12: Uganda vs. Italy at Kowloon Cricket Club
- February 13: Bahrain vs. Singapore at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground
- February 13: Hong Kong vs. Uganda at Kowloon Cricket Club
- February 15: Tanzania vs. Uganda at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground
- February 15: Italy vs. Bahrain at Kowloon Cricket Club
- February 16: Hong Kong vs. Italy at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground
- February 16: Tanzania vs. Singapore at Kowloon Cricket Club
Mark your calendars for the upcoming ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup Challenge League B!
— Cricket Hong Kong, China (@CricketHK) February 4, 2025
All matches will begin at 9AM and will be played simultaneously in Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground and Kowloon Cricket Club. They will also be live-streamed on https://t.co/h0btH5oiv7. Stay… pic.twitter.com/veCLf1se8C
This event signifies a significant mt for Hong Kong cricket, providing an opportunity to showcase its cricketing infrastructure and passion for the sport. Fans can ok forward to competitive matches as teams vie for a spot in the ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier.