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Hong Kong Sixes

Taking place on 11/12 Nov. The teams are New Zealand, Pakistan, Australia, South Africa, India, England, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka and West Indies

Two teams have been announced so far

England

Dominic Cork
Darren Gough
Darren Maddy
Kabir Ali
Glen Chapple
Tim Bresnan
Mal Loye


Pakistan
Imran Nazir
Hasan Raza
Naved Latif
Riaz Afridi
Tahir Mughal
Yasir Arafat
Zulqarnain Haider


The teams will be playing for the Butani Cup

This unique and majestic cup was created by Butani Jewellery and took one month to design and fifteen craftsman three months to create. Valued at more than HK$300,000, it weighs 15kgs and is hand sculpted out of pure silver and dipped in solid 24k gold. The batsman at the top of the trophy is shown to be hitting six cricket balls studded with 60 carats of rubies and 12 carats of diamonds representing the Hong Kong Cricket Sixes. The helmets at the base of the trophy are made out of gold and enamel and represent the national colors of all the cricket-playing nations.


Prize Money

1st - US$ 100,000, 2nd US$ 45,000, 3rd US$ 36,000, 4th US$30,000, 5th US$24,000, 6th US$18,000,

7th US$13,000, 8th US$9,000, 9th US$5,000

Previous winners

2005 - India
2004 - England
2003 - England
2002 - Pakistan
2001 - Pakistan
1997 - Pakistan
1996 - West Indies
1995 - South Africa
1994 - England
1993 - England
1992 - Pakistan
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Old 13-10-2006, 05:55 PM in reply to darksideofthemoon's post "Hong Kong Sixes"
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Has anyone got any background on how this tournament is played and why there are so few players playing?
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Old 13-10-2006, 06:10 PM in reply to gangstacocacola's post starting "Has anyone got any background on how..."
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It's a six-a-side tournament as far as I'm aware, the title is a bit misleading so I'll change it.

It is a five-overs a side series, with the nine teams arranged into three pools. Each member of the team has to bowl one over (excluding the wicket-keeper). Batsman have to retire at 31, amongst other (slightly bizarre) rules included here: http://uk.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/20...ONDITIONS.html
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Old 18-10-2006, 07:23 AM in reply to adamberry's post starting "It's a six-a-side tournament as far as..."
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SA Squad

Nicky Boje (c), Imraan Khan, Lance Klusener, Albie Morkel, Justin Ontong, Thami Tsolekile, Johan van der Wath

Morne van Wyk would have been my option as 'keeper. But Thami it is then...

I reckon the selectors didn't want another Eagle in the side, seeing as there's 2 already.
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Old 08-11-2006, 11:24 PM in reply to Wanderer's post "SA Squad"
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How many people really care about this crud.
I suspect some I.C.C. pinhead thought this would appeal to americans.


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Hong Kong Sixes 2007 to take place on 27 and 28 October

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Bradman - India, England, New Zealand
Sobers - South Africa, Bangladesh, All Stars, Australia
Cowdrey - Pakistan, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka.

No squads have been named as yet except the All Stars

All Stars - Warne(c) Lara, Afridi, McMillan, Streak, McGrath, Kumble

I read Maddy saying he was picked but I don't know who else. In the past we have had -

1995 - Reeve, De Freitas, Lewis, Fairbrother, DBrown, AHollioake, Capel
1996 - Watkinson, Pick, James, Austin, Morris, DMWest
1997 - AHollioake, ABrown, DBrown, Ealham, Fleming, BHollioake, GLoyd
2001 - Brown, Collingwood, Hollioake, Ealham, Flintoff, Maynard
2002 - Collingwood, Hollioake, Maynard, Irani, Chapple, Silverwood, Saggers
2003 - Croft, Maynard, Chapple, Maddy, Ali, Brown, Silverwood
2004 - Maynard, Ali, Maddy, Mascarenhas, Napier, Tremlett, Chapple
2005 - Read, Cork, Mascarenhas, Maddy, Ali, Croft, Wharf
2006 - Loye, Cork, Maddy, Bresnan, Ali, Gough, Chapple
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How many people really care about this crud.
I suspect some I.C.C. pinhead thought this would appeal to americans.
I don't think it's an ICC event is it? Just a knock-about that has been going on for a while in Hong Kong - a fun day out, and not taken seriously by anyone, including the audiences. I've never been, but I believe it is a bit like the rugby sevens - where the sport is something of an adjunct to the party spirit. Those who do go invariably enjoy it. But circket purists? Not really!
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Old 19-10-2007, 09:59 AM in reply to Occasional Fan's post starting "I don't think it's an ICC event is it?..."
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No it is not real cricket but I think players chosen for the Sixes could also expect to play in 20/20s for their country.
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Old 23-10-2007, 02:19 PM in reply to darksideofthemoon's post starting "No it is not real cricket but I think..."
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Darren Maddy
Luke Wright
Dimitri Mascarenhas
Tim Bresnan
Kabir Ali
Alex Gidman
Steve Davies

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Old 23-10-2007, 05:43 PM in reply to darksideofthemoon's post starting "Darren Maddy Luke Wright Dimitri..."
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Ok... England hand obvious Sixes candidates like Prior and Mustard a place on the Test tour... and then send obvious Test candidate Steve Davies to play sixes - I'm sure it makes sense to somebody...
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