Hong Kong, China Women have officially unveiled a well-rounded squad for the upcoming Women’s T20I Tri-Series 2026, scheduled from May 7 to May 11 at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground. Featuring Malaysia and China, the tournament offers a competitive platform for Hong Kong to test its depth and continue its upward trajectory in women’s cricket. The squad reflects a strong blend of experience and youth, with several players bringing proven records, impactful performances, and consistent statistics in Women’s T20 Internationals (WT20Is).
Hong Kong Women’s Squad:
Natasha Miles, Maryam Bibi, Alison Siu, Chan Sau Ha, Dorothea Chan, Iqra Sahar, Joyleen Kaur, Kary Chan, Lemon Cheung, Mariko Hill, Marina Lamplough, Ruchitha Venkatesh, Shanzeen Shahzad, Storm Parker, Yasmin Daswani
At the helm is captain Natasha Miles, one of the most dependable batters in Hong Kong’s setup. Miles has accumulated over 1,498 runs in WT20Is, averaging close to 27.74, which is impressive given the team’s competitive landscape. She also holds the record for 5 half-centuries and a century for Hong Kong and has frequently anchored innings under pressure. Her strike rotation and ability to bat deep into the innings make her a cornerstone of the batting unit. Supporting her is vice-captain Maryam Bibi, a reliable all-rounder who has scored over 507 WT20I runs and picked up 64 wickets. Maryam’s best score in the WT20I is 43, and her best bowling figures are 4/8. Her economy rate has consistently been below 6, underlining her effectiveness in controlling the game during the middle overs.
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Among the senior players, Mariko Hill stands out as one of Hong Kong’s premier all-rounders. Hill has amassed over 1873 runs in WT20Is at a strike rate of around 98.89, along with 47 wickets to her name. Her ability to accelerate the scoring and deliver breakthroughs makes her a genuine match-winner. Similarly, Kary Chan continues to be a vital cog in both bowling and batting. With more than 124 WT20I wickets and 1490 runs, Chan ranks among the leading wicket-takers for Hong Kong. Her best bowling is 5/4, and her highest score in WT20Is is 87. Her economy rate of around 4.32 highlights her control and consistency, particularly in pressure situations.
The squad also features rising talents like Alison Siu and Chan Sau Ha, who are gradually making their mark on the international stage. Alison Siu has scored 104 runs while picking up 73 WT20I wickets at a promising average of 14.10, showcasing her temperament at the top. Chan Sau Ha has contributed with 7 wickets in 6 innings, indicating her ability to accelerate during crucial phases. These young players represent the future of Hong Kong cricket and are expected to play key roles in this tri-series.
Shanzeen Shahzad is another player to watch, with her batting capabilities adding depth to the squad. She has chipped in with 789 in 72 innings. Yasmin Daswani, known for her composure, has accumulated over 919 WT20I runs and has been instrumental in stabilising the middle order. Her ability to adapt to different match situations makes her a dependable presence in the lineup.
In the bowling department, Iqra Sahar and Joyleen Kaur bring variety and discipline. Iqra has claimed 39 wickets with best-bowling figures of 3/6. Her contributions have each delivered impactful performances in regional tournaments. Joyleen has picked up 11 wickets in 11 innings, delivering an impactful performance.
Storm Parker, one of the newer faces in the squad, has already shown glimpses of her potential with consistent performances in domestic cricket. While her international stats are still fresh with 5 wickets in 4 innings, her inclusion signals Hong Kong’s intent to invest in emerging talent. Lemon Cheung and Dorothy Chan add further depth, providing flexibility in both batting and bowling combinations.
Hong Kong’s cricket team has truly showcased its talent and resilience on the field. Their well-balanced squad reflects a depth of skill, with batters consistently stepping up to contribute and a disciplined bowling unit that effectively controls the game.
As the Women’s T20I Tri-Series 2026 approaches, Hong Kong, China Women will look to leverage their experienced players and promising youngsters to deliver strong performances. Backed by impressive stats, records, and individual achievements, the squad enters the tournament with confidence and the potential to make a significant impact.
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