Hong Kong Sixes 2025 Live Streaming, TV Channels, Schedule, and Squad
The Hong Kong Sixes 2025 tournament will be held from November 7 to 9, 2025, at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground in Hong Kong. Get all the details on where and how to watch the Hong Kong Super Sixes Cricket League live streaming online and on TV.
Hong Kong Super Sixes is the shortest format of cricket, featuring only six players, six overs, and a player retiring after scoring 50 runs, with no bowler bowling more than two overs. This is a unique cricket tournament played in a T10 format, featuring 12 international teams divided into four groups, with 29 matches.
Hong Kong Cricket Sixes Live Streaming
In India, fans can watch the Hong Kong Cricket Sixes 2025 live on Sony Sports Network. Fans can catch all the live streaming on SonyLiv and FanCode (App and Website). Fans in Pakistan can watch the Hong Kong Super Sixes live on Tapmad. Hong Kong Cricket YouTube channel will also bring the live cricket action for free.
- United States: Willow TV
- India: Sony Sports Network, SonyLIV, FanCode
- Pakistan: Tapmad
- UK: Sky Go
- Australia: Amazon Prime
- Worldwide: Hong Kong YouTube Channel, Freehit EU
Hong Kong Sixes Schedule 2025
The tournament will be played in a round-robin format, with the group stage on November 7 and 8, followed by the top teams advancing to the knockout stage, and the final on November 9. Tin Kwong Road Recreation Stadium in Hong Kong will host all the matches.
| Date | Match | Match Details | Time (HKT) |
| Friday, November 7 | Match 1 | Bangladesh vs Hong Kong China | 08:15–09:10 |
| Friday, November 7 | Match 2 | England vs UAE | 09:10–10:05 |
| Friday, November 7 | Match 3 | Pakistan vs Kuwait | 10:05–11:00 |
| Friday, November 7 | Match 4 | Afghanistan vs Nepal | 11:00–11:55 |
| Friday, November 7 | Match 5 | Sri Lanka vs Hong Kong China | 11:55–12:50 |
| Friday, November 7 | Match 6 | Australia vs UAE | 12:50–13:45 |
| Friday, November 7 | Match 7 | South Africa vs Afghanistan | 13:45–14:40 |
| Friday, November 7 | Match 8 | Sri Lanka vs Bangladesh | 14:40–15:35 |
| Friday, November 7 | Match 9 | India vs Pakistan | 15:35–16:30 |
| Friday, November 7 | Match 10 | England vs Australia | 16:30–17:25 |
| Saturday, November 8 | Match 11 | South Africa vs Nepal | 08:15–09:10 |
| Saturday, November 8 | Match 12 | India vs Kuwait | 09:10–10:05 |
| Saturday, November 8 | Match 13 | A3 vs D3 (Bowl M1) | 10:05–11:00 |
| Saturday, November 8 | Match 14 | B3 vs C3 (Bowl M2) | 11:00–11:55 |
| Saturday, November 8 | Quarter-Final 1 | B1 vs D2 | 11:55–12:50 |
| Saturday, November 8 | Quarter-Final 2 | A1 vs C2 | 12:50–13:45 |
| Saturday, November 8 | Match 17 | A3 vs C3 (Bowl M3) | 13:45–14:40 |
| Saturday, November 8 | Match 18 | B3 vs D3 (Bowl M4) | 14:40–15:35 |
| Saturday, November 8 | Quarter-Final 3 | D1 vs B2 | 15:35–16:30 |
| Saturday, November 8 | Quarter-Final 4 | C1 vs A2 | 16:30–17:25 |
| Sunday, November 9 | Match 21 | A3 vs B3 (Bowl M5) | 08:15–09:10 |
| Sunday, November 9 | Plate Semi-Final 1 | Loser QF1 vs Loser QF2 | 09:10–10:05 |
| Sunday, November 9 | Plate Semi-Final 2 | Loser QF3 vs Loser QF4 | 10:05–11:00 |
| Sunday, November 9 | Match 24 | C3 vs D3 (Bowl M6) | 11:00–11:55 |
| Sunday, November 9 | Cup Semi-Final 1 | Winner QF1 vs Winner QF2 | 11:55–12:50 |
| Sunday, November 9 | Cup Semi-Final 2 | Winner QF3 vs Winner QF4 | 12:50–13:45 |
| Sunday, November 9 | Bowl Final | TBA vs TBA | 13:45–14:40 |
| Sunday, November 9 | Plate Final | TBA vs TBA | 14:40–15:35 |
| Sunday, November 9 | Hong Kong Sixes Final | TBA vs TBA | 15:35–16:30 |
Hong Kong Sixes 2025 Teams and Squad
A total of twelve international teams will participate in the tournament, previously stars like Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni, Shahid Afridi, Chris Gayle, Brain Lara and other cricket stars have played the tournament. Let’s have a look at the groups, teams, and squads.
- Group A: South Africa, Afghanistan, and Nepal
- Group B: Australia, England, and UAE
- Group C: India, Pakistan, and Kuwait
- Group D: Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Hong Kong, China
South Africa: Jordan Morris (c), Abdullah Bayomi, Ethan Cunningham, Mbulelo Dube, Kashief Joseph, Blake Simpson, and Jorich van Schalkwyk.
Afghanistan: Gulbadin Naib (c), Ikram Alikhil (vc), Karim Janat, Sharafuddin Ashraf, Farmanullah Safi, Ijaz Ahmad Ahmadzai, Sediqullah Pacha.
Nepal: Sharad Vesawkar (c), Sandip Jora, Lokesh Bam, Basir Ahamad, Adil Ansari, Rashid Khan, Rupesh Singh.
Australia: Alex Ross (c), Ben McDermott, Nick Hobson, Chris Green, Will Bosisto, Andrew Tye.
England: Joe Denly (c), James Coles, Ethan Brookes, Toby Albert, George Hill, Dan Mousley, Tom Aspinwall.
UAE: Harshit Kaushik (c), Khalid Shah, Muhammad Arfan, Mohammad Farooq, Muhammad Saghir Khan, Nilansh Keshwani, Rejith Arjunan.
India: Dinesh Karthik (c), R Ashwin, Stuart Binny, Bharat Chipli.
Pakistan: Abbas Afridi (c), Abdul Samad, Khawaja Mohammad Nafay, Maaz Sadaqat, Mohammad Shahzad, Saad Masood, and Shahid Aziz.
Kuwait: Yasin Patel (c), Usman Patel, Meet Bhavsar, Bilal Tahir, Ravija Sandaruwan, Adnan Idrees, Mohamed Shafeeq.
Bangladesh: Akbar Ali (c), Abu Hider Rony, Jishan Alam, Mohammad Saifuddin, Mosaddek Hossain, Rakibul Hasan, Tofayel Ahmed.
Sri Lanka: Lahiru Madushanka (c), Dhananjaya Lakshan, Thanuka Dabare, Nimesh Vimukthi, Lahiru Samarakoon, Tharindu Rathnayake, Sachitha Jayatilake, Movin Subasinghe (standby).
Hong Kong: Yasim Murtaza (c), Babar Hayat, Anshuman Rath (wk), Aizaz Khan, Nizakat Khan, Ehsan Khan, Nasrulla Rana.