Keenu Gill

Neisha Pratt and Keenu Gill share in a record partnership as Hong Kong beat Oman by 133 runs at the ACC Women's Twenty20 Championships being played in Kuwait.

China's Women achieved the biggest win of their career by defeating defending champions Hong Kong by 13 runs, on Day 1 of the 2011 ACC Women's Twenty20 Championship in Kuwait.

Najeeb Amar and Connie Wong will lead the Hong Kong cricket teams at the 16th Asian Games.

The China Women's cricket team is edging closer to their Hong Kong counterparts, evidenced by their performance in the one-off international friendly played at Kai Tak Cricket Ground. While the Hong Kong Women eased to a 35-run win, the small margin of vi

Hong Kong beat Thailand by 4 runs to win the ACC Women's Twenty20 Championships 2009 played in Malaysia.

Hong Kong are into the final of the ACC Women's Twenty20 Championships 2009. They reached the final by repelling a spirited challenge from Nepal.

A confident Hong Kong team continued their unbeaten run at the ACC Women's Twenty20 Championships 2009 with a resounding 92-run victory over hosts Malaysia.

A confident Hong Kong continued on their winning ways at the ACC Women's Twenty20 Championships 2009 with a comprehensive victory over Oman.

Hong Kong scored their third win in as many matches when they thumped Kuwait by 104 runs at the ACC Women's Twenty20 Championships 2009 being played in Kuala Lumpur.

Hong Kong defeated China by eight-wickets in the show-piece match of Day 2 in the ACC Women's Twent20 Championship. "

A round-up of the first day's matches in the ACC Under-19 women's tournament in Thailand

Betty Chan grabbed five wickets as Hong Kong Women completed a 3-0 series whitewash over Japan Women.

The Hong Kong Women's Cricket Team Selectors have named a 13-strong squad for the upcoming to tour Bangladesh during 21-28 March 2008. The squad includes 4 new caps: Mariko Hill, Connie Wong, Manpreet Kaur and Jaswinder Kaur.

Little Sai Wan women's captain and Hong Kong national team cricketer Keenu Gill, 17, has been named Vice Captain of the Hong Kong Women's National Team by the National Selectors.

Bangladesh, the favourites, sealed their place in the final with a 45-run victory against Hong Kong at Johor Bahru

Hong Kong lost to Bangladesh by 59 runs today in the semi final of the ACC Women's Cricket Tournament being played in Johor Baru, Malaysia.

Bangladesh booked themselves a place in the final of the ACC Women's Cricket Tournament after beating Hong Kong by 60 runs at the Institut Perguruan Temenggong Ibrahim ground today.

Hong Kong lost to Nepal today at the Johor Cricket Academy ground in Johor Baru, Malaysia in the final group match for both teams. Hong Kong needed victory to ensure topping the group and avoiding Bangladesh in the semi final.

Hong Kong slumped to a shock seven-wicket loss to Nepal in their third match of the ACC Women's Cricket Tournament in a match played at the Johor Cricket Academy ground