All Stars T20 Series (Hong Kong) 2020/21

The Hong Kong All Stars T20 Series operates as the premier domestic Twenty20 cricket competition in Hong Kong. Organized by the Hong Kong Cricket Association (HKCA), the tournament serves as a high-performance pathway where players are drafted from traditional club leagues into fixed regional franchise teams. The series features three permanent entities: the Kowloon Lions, the New Territories Tigers, and the Hong Kong Islanders. The competition structure typically involves a round-robin group stage where each team plays the others once, followed by a final between the top two teams. There is no promotion or relegation for these franchise teams; they remain permanent entities within the domestic circuit. This format positions the series above the traditional club-based Hong Kong Premier League in terms of player caliber, though it does not sit in a hierarchical pyramid with promotion and relegation mechanisms. The tournament was established in the 2020/21 season, with the first recorded edition held in March 2021. It replaced the Hong Kong T20 Blitz, a defunct competition that ran from 2016 to 2019. The All Stars Series has undergone sponsorship changes, previously known as the Epic Group All Stars Series in 2021, which featured a 50-over format. Recent winners demonstrate a competitive balance among the three franchises. The Hong Kong Islanders claimed the inaugural title in 2020/21 and secured another victory in 2025/26. The New Territories Tigers won the title in 2022/23, while the Kowloon Lions captured the championship in 2024/25. The current champion is the Hong Kong Islanders, who defeated the Kowloon Lions in the final on January 18, 2026. These results reflect the evolving nature of the tournament since its inception.

The Hong Kong All Stars T20 Series is a domestic Twenty20 cricket competition in Hong Kong, organized by the Hong Kong Cricket Association (HKCA). It serves as the premier domestic T20 tournament, positioned above the traditional club-based Hong Kong Premier League (HKPL) in terms of player caliber. The competition features three fixed teams representing Hong Kong's geographic regions: the Kowloon Lions, the New Territories Tigers, and the Hong Kong Islanders. The format typically involves a round-robin group stage where each team plays the others once, followed by a final between the top two teams. There is no promotion or relegation for these franchise teams; they are permanent entities. The series was established in 2020/21, with the first recorded edition held in March 2021. It replaced the Hong Kong T20 Blitz, a defunct IPL-style franchise competition that ran from 2016 to 2019. The tournament has been sponsored by entities such as Epic Group. Recent winners include the Hong Kong Islanders, New Territories Tigers, and Kowloon Lions, reflecting the competitive nature of the series among the three regional franchises.