Courtney Kruger

The Hong Kong Selections have announced the Hong Kong team for the upcoming ACC Trophy Elite 2010 to be played in Kuwait from 31 March to 9 April 2010.

Hong Kong's campaign at the ACC Under-19 Elite Cup 2007 came to a disappointing end today as they were soundly beaten by Oman at the Club Aman ground in the play-off match for 7th and 8th places.

Hong Kong's continued participation in the ACC Under-19 Elite group now hangs in the balance after their third loss of the tournament to Afghanistan. Although Hong Kong put up a brave fight against the fancied Afghanis, their efforts came up short by 17 r

Hong Kong's chances of progressing to the semi-final stages of the ACC Under-19 Elite Cup were washed away when they were beaten by Malaysia by seven wickets in a rain-affected match played at the Selangor Turf Club.

Hong Kong thrashed Kuwait by 138 runs today to bury the ghosts of the previous day's loss to Qatar and rejuvenate their ACC Under-19 Elite Cup aspirations.

The Hong Kong Under-19 team ended their tour of Sri Lanka on a losing note when they were soundly beaten by St Joseph's College of Colombo.

The Hong Kong Under-19 team notched the second win of their Sri Lankan tour yesterday when they beat St Thomas's College by seven wickets.

A team of 14 players has been named to represent Hong Kong at the upcoming ACC Under-19 Elite Cup in Malaysia and preliminary tour of Sri Lanka.

The schedule has been announced for the ACC Under-19 Elite Cup to be played in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia during 18-29 August 2007.

A review of Hong Kong's ICC World Cricket Legue Division Three performances.

Hong Kong travelled to the satellite township of Palmerston (20kms out of Darwin), and on to Power Park where they had been humiliated by Cayman Islands in a group match, to play Tanzania in the plate final of the ICC World Cricket League Division Three a

The Hong Kong team finally put its game together to beat Italy by 49 runs in the plate semi-final at Marrara Oval.

An improved performance by Hong Kong wasn't enough to beat a determined Tanzania at Tracy Village Sports Ground in their final group match of the ICC World Cricket League Division Three in Darwin.

Much was riding on Hong Kong's second match at the World Cricket League Tournament in Darwin. Having lost their opening match against Uganda the previous day, Hong Kong faced a 'must win' game against Cayman Islands if they had any illusions of making the

Hong Kong found out just how tough this tournament is going to be when they took on one of the competition favourites, Uganda, at the Kahlin Oval, Darwin on 27th May 2007.

A rusty looking Hong Kong struggled in the early stages of their warm up match at the ICC World Cricket League Division Three tournament at the Marrar Oval No. 2 Ground in Darwin before pulling off a sensational one wicket victory with 5 balls to spare.

We preview the World Cricket League Division 3, which gets underway on May 27 in Darwin

The Hong Kong team departs later today for Darwin to contest the ICC World Cricket League Division Three competition. There is plenty riding on the compeition - a top two finish will ensure promotion to WCL Division Two with a tournament in Namibia in Nov