Hong Kong Tri Series (OD) 2024/25

The Hong Kong Tri Series (OD) is an international developmental cricket tournament. It brings together teams from the International Cricket Council’s Associate membership rather than forming a domestic league. The event is organized by the Hong Kong Cricket Association to provide match practice for its members.

The structure differs from standard tournaments. A round-robin group stage sees each participating side play every other team once. The top two sides then contest a final. The third-placed team usually faces Hong Kong A in a consolation match, allowing the host nation's second-tier squad to gain experience. This format allows for a compact schedule suitable for preparation before major global events like the ICC Cricket World Cup Challenge League.

The competition has evolved quickly since its inception. The first edition took place in February 2024, involving Hong Kong, Canada, and Malaysia. A T20I version was introduced shortly after in March of that year. The subsequent 2024/25 edition shifted the participants to Hong Kong, Uganda, and Bahrain. Results have varied between the early iterations. Malaysia claimed victory in the initial 2024 competition, while Hong Kong won the 2025 edition.

This series operates separately from the CHK Premier League. That domestic club competition remains the top tier for local cricket within Hong Kong. The tri-series focuses specifically on bilateral matches against other associate nations. It serves as a critical platform for player development and international exposure for the participating countries outside the full membership of the sport.