Cricket - Team Hong Kong, China

Events and Medals
Records
Schedule
Bio
Team Overview

Cricket

Number	Name	Height	Date of Birth
9	TO YSTO Yee Shan	153 cm	2 Sep 1993
11	HO SYHO Sin Yee	167 cm	18 May 1998
12	POON BBYPOON Bella Bo Yee	162 cm	7 Jan 1998
15	LUI HILUI Hei In	164 cm	2 Jun 1997
17	CHAN KYCHAN Ka Ying	163 cm	13 Mar 1997
19	CHAN KMCHAN Ka Man	150 cm	18 Jan 1989
23	MARYAM BMARYAM Bibi	161 cm	19 Jul 2003
24	CHEUNG HYCHEUNG Hiu Ying	150 cm	24 Apr 1996
25	CHAN SYDCHAN Shing Yan Dorothea	157 cm	14 Dec 1989
26	CHAN SHCHAN Sau Ha	161 cm	2 Dec 1993
34	LAI WKLAI Wing Ki	168 cm	14 Mar 1988
47	AKASHA YAKASHA Yousaf	157 cm	26 Apr 2000
58	CHEUNG KHCHEUNG Kwai Hin	152 cm	13 Apr 1996
82	SIU MWSIU Mei Wai	162 cm	26 Jun 1998
88	MILES NTMILES Natasha Tara	180 cm	19 Oct 1988

Events Entered

Discipline	Event	Rank
Cricket	Women's Team	5

Schedule

Start Time	Location	Event	Status
	Zhejiang University of Technology Pingfeng Cricket Field	Women's Preliminary Round- Group B #2 HKG Hong Kong, China 82/10 MAS Malaysia 104/9	Finished
	Zhejiang University of Technology Pingfeng Cricket Field	Women's Qualification to QF #3 MGL Mongolia 22/10 HKG Hong Kong, China 202/4	Finished
	Zhejiang University of Technology Pingfeng Cricket Field	Women's Quarterfinal 4 #7 BAN Bangladesh 0/0 HKG Hong Kong, China 0/0	Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

Rank	Year	Location
Asian Games T20
7	2010	Guangzhou, CHN
8	2014	Incheon, KOR
ACC Twenty20 Championship
1	2011	Kuwait
1	2009	Malaysia
Asia Cup
7	2012	People's Republic of China

Team Overview

General
Hong Kong, China have competed at both editions of the Asian Games that featured women's cricket.

Making their debut in 2010 in Guangzhou, the Hong Kongers lost to Bangladesh and Nepal in Pool B and did not progress to the knockout round. Drawn in Group C four years later in Incheon, the Hong Kong, China team lost their first match against the People's Republic of China by just four runs. They then secured their first Asian Games victory with a 35-run win over the Republic of Korea to qualify for the quarterfinals. Their tournament ended at this point following an 82-run loss to eventual bronze medallists, Sri Lanka.

Legend

:: Gold Medal Event
:: Silver Medal Event
:: Bronze Medal Event