Hong Kong Sixes 2026 prize money breakdown: How much will the winners earn?

October 31, 2026 · Yahoo Sports

The fast-paced Hong Kong Sixes six-a-side cricket tournament's 2026 edition takes place from October 30 to November 1 at Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

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The 12 participating teams include India and defending champions Pakistan, with a history of substantial prizes offered at previous events.

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While the organisers have announced details of the 2026 competition, an official prize-money breakdown for this edition has not been published.

Based on the amounts from earlier events, and until a confirmation on the prize money for the 2026 edition is available, The Sporting News combines is the available data on the prize money below.

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How much is Hong Kong Sixes 2026 prize money?

The official figure for the 2026 edition is yet to be revealed.

At the 2025 tournament, Pakistan received US$20,000 for winning the competition, while runners-up Kuwait took home US$15,000.

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Hong Kong Sixes prize money breakdown

Below is a reference to the confirmed prize money for the 2025 tournament, making these numbers illustrative until the figures for the 2026 tournament are confirmed.

Prize money categoryHong Kong dollarsApprox. value in INRTotal prize fund (2025)HK$273,000₹33.03 lakhCup winners (2025)HK$156,000₹18.88 lakhRunners-up (2025)HK$117,000₹14.13 lakh

Note: Currency conversions are approximate and based on indicative exchange rates.

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Who won Hong Kong Sixes 2025?

In 2025, Pakistan were the champions of the Hong Kong Sixes tournament after beating Kuwait by 43 runs in the finals.

When will Hong Kong Sixes 2026 take place?

Hong Kong Sixes 2026 runs from October 30 to November 1, 2026, at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground in Kowloon.

The 12 teams competing across four groups are:

GroupTeamsGroup AAustralia, England, Hong Kong, ChinaGroup BSri Lanka, Bangladesh, ScotlandGroup CIndia, Pakistan, UAEGroup DSouth Africa, Afghanistan, Oman

Qualification for Cup, Plate and Bowl tournaments is done in the group stage, while the end of the tournament will be marked on November 1.