Hong Kong Cricket Sixes, a six-a-side tournament organised by Cricket Hong Kong, returns after a 7-year hiatus and is set to see 12 teams, including India and Pakistan do battle for the title.
Hong Kong 2024 will be staged across three days from November 1 to November 3 with the matches set to be hosted at the Kowloon Cricket Club in Hong Kong, China.

The Hong Kong Cricket Sixes (HK6) tournament was founded in 1992, but went on a break after the 2017 edition, making the 2024 edition the first one in 7 years.
Top names such as Sachin Tendulkar, MS Dhoni, Shane Warne, Wasim Akram, Shoaib Malik, Sanath Jayasuriya, Anil Kumble, Umar Akmal, Glenn Maxwell and Damien Martyn have all been part of the Hong Kong Cricket Sixes during their careers.
Now, some of the international stars are set to return for this year's tournament, which has some unique set of rules from number of players to penalty runs for extras and number of balls per over.
The tournament will start with a group stage that will see 12 teams divided into four groups of three teams each with teams facing the other two teams of their respective group once. The top two will then head to the quarterfinals.
Hosts Hong Kong will be in Group A alongside New Zealand and South Africa, while India and Pakistan will be Group C with UAE. In Group B, Australia are drawn with England and Nepal, while Bangladesh, Oman and Sri Lanka make up Group D.
This edition will see the likes of Robin Uthappa, Kedar Jadhav, Faheem Ashraf, Asif Ali, JJ Smuts and Sturt Binny feature among some prominent international players that will look make their presence felt.
As it stands, India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, South Africa and Hong Kong has announced their squads for the tournament with the rest of the competing teams likely to reveal their playing groups in the coming days. Here is a look at the squads of all teams: