Keenu Gill

Hong Kong was made to work harder than expected in overcoming Thailand by six wickets in their second match at the ACC Women's Cricket Tournament

Hong Kong today inflicted a heavy defeat on hosts Malaysia on the first day of the inaugural ACC Women's Cricket tournament being played in Johor Bahru, Malaysia this week.

Hong Kong got off to a winning start at the ACC women's tournament when they thrashed hosts Malaysia by 114 runs at the Johor Cricket Academy today.

The Hong Kong Women's Cricket Team completed the double over their Chinese counterparts when they beat the China Women by 117 runs at Kowloon Cricket Club on 4th July 2007, in the first match between the two sides played on Hong Kong soil.

The Hong Kong Cricket Association is pleased to announce that a rematch between the Hong Kong and China women's cricket teams has been confirmed for Wednesday, 4th July 2007 at the Kowloon Cricket Club.

A small piece of sporting history will be made on 24th June when the first ever international cricket match between Hong Kong and China national teams will take place at Shenzhen University Stadium, Shenzhen on Sunday 24th June 2007.

The HKCA Women's Selectors have met and selected the following 14 players to represent Hong Kong at the ACC Women's Cricket tournament in Malaysia, 11-17th July 2007.

Hong Kong's Women's cricket team returned from Lahore on Saturday following their first international ODI series against Pakistan.

Pakistan won match 2 of the three match Women's World Cup Qualifying Asian Series vs Hong Kong by 172 runs today at the Bagh-e-Jinnah Gymkhana in Lahore, Pakistan.

Hong Kong's Women's Cricket team encountered a baptism of fire in their first ever women's ODI match today in the awesome surroundings of the Gadaffi Stadium, Lahore, in the first match of a series against Pakistan to decide which team goes through to the

HKCA Selector's today announced the 14 cricketers picked to represent the territory against Pakistan next month (15-22 September) in Lahore, Pakistan, in a 3 ODI match qualifying series for the Women's Cricket World Cup 2009.

Eighteen players selected to form the first Hong Kong Women's Cricket squad