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Tag: Hong Kong

Specials – Hong Kong at the Asia Cup

  By virtue of winning the six-team Asia Cup Qualifier held in Malaysia, Hong Kong confirmed a return to the Asia Cup after a decade. Earlier this year, Hong Kong lost their ODI status after a wooden-spoon finish at the World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe, but their qualification for the Asia Cup has ensured them […]

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In Focus – Braidwood Cup : A landmark in Hong Kong cricket history

  In ‘A History of Craigengower Cricket Club 1894-2012’, readers are informed about William Drew Braidwood, the Scot headmaster of the Victoria English School who arrived in Hong Kong in the early 1890s.   In 1894, after initially having to make do with a turfed piece of ground bordering an old cemetry, he selected an […]

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REVIEW – Barramundis announce themselves on the ODI scene

  Papua New Guinea’s spirited cricketers created history in Townsville as they became the first team to win their first two One-Day International matches. The Barramundis, as they are known, beat Hong Kong 2-0 in their maiden ODI series at the Tony Ireland Stadium, Australia’s newest international venue.   Hong Kong and Papua New Guinea […]

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