Cricket fans in the Asia-Pacific region are for a treatment Asia Pacific Cricket Champions Trophy 2025 Returns for a week of intensive action.
Asia Pacific Cricket Champions Trophy 2025 set to thrill cricket fans in Singapore
Conducted by Singapore Cricket Association, the tournament will run from 18 July to 26 July at Singapore National Cricket Ground. This high-energy program will see four competitive teams, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong And SamoaIt was excluded for regional glory. With 13 matches packed in just one week a week, including a grand final, the tournament promises back-to-back cricketing enthusiasm. The format is a double round-robin, ensuring that each side gets a reasonable shot by playing six league matches. Cricket lover and followers of associate nations are not only ready for competitive sports, but also significantly insight in the team’s preparation for ICC events.
Asia Pacific Cricket Champions Trophy 2025 Full schedule and site deials
The Asia Pacific Cricket Champions Trophy 2025 will follow a double round-robin format, which will ensure each of the four teams, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and Samoa, plays each other twice. On Saturday, July 26, there will be a total of 12 league-stage matches with the top two teams based on progress in the grand final. The match is determined with the morning and mid-day time slots, which provide two games to the audience in most days. In particular, on 21 and 25 July, there are rest days, allowing teams to be re -organized between rounds.
| date | match | venue | Time (GMT) | Time (local) | Time (IST) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 18, Venus | Hong Kong vs Malaysia (first match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 01:00 pm | 09:00 AM | 06:30 pm |
| July 18, Venus | Singapore vs Samoa (Second Match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 06:00 AM | 02:00 pm | 11:30 AM |
| July 19, Sat | Singapore vs Malaysia (third match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 01:00 pm | 09:00 AM | 06:30 pm |
| July 19, Sat | Hong Kong vs Samoa (4th match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 06:00 AM | 02:00 pm | 11:30 AM |
| July 20, Sun | Singapore vs Hong Kong (5th match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 01:00 pm | 09:00 AM | 06:30 pm |
| July 20, Sun | Malaysia vs Samoa (6th match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 06:00 AM | 02:00 pm | 11:30 AM |
| July 22, TU | Hong Kong vs Malaysia (7th match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 01:00 pm | 09:00 AM | 06:30 pm |
| July 22, TU | Singapore vs Samoa (8th match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 06:00 AM | 02:00 pm | 11:30 AM |
| July 23, Mercury | Hong Kong vs Samoa (9th match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 01:00 pm | 09:00 AM | 06:30 pm |
| July 23, Mercury | Singapore vs Malaysia (10th match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 06:00 AM | 02:00 pm | 11:30 AM |
| July 24, Thu | Malaysia vs Samoa (11th match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 01:00 pm | 09:00 AM | 06:30 pm |
| July 24, Thu | Singapore vs Hong Kong (12th match) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 06:00 AM | 02:00 pm | 11:30 AM |
| July 26, Sat | TBC vs TBC (Last) | Singapore National Cricket Ground, Singapore | 06:00 AM | 02:00 pm | 11:30 AM |
Broadcast and live streaming deials
Indian fans can see especially live streaming on the Fancode app and website, providing easy access to all matches. The tournament is not only about regional domination, but also serves as a significant preparation for the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Asia-Pacific Regional Finals. While the rest of the fans can watch the tournament on ICC TV.
Asia Pacific Cricket Champions Trophy 2025 Squads
The participating nations are bringing well -filled balanced squads filled with experienced players and promising talent.
- MalaysiaA consistent artist in this field, will be led by experienced players Ahmed Faiz And Syed AzizWith support from the choice of Vardeep Singh And Khizar hayat,
- SamoaUnder the leadership of Kaleb JasmaT brings a young but inspired squad which includes names Benjamin melta And Scene cotter,
- SingaporeICC is ranked 37th in T20i Standing, will see to capitalize on the benefits of the house with the specialty of your squad Aritra Dutta, Aman Desai And experienced keeper Manpreet Singh,
- Hong KongA strong T20 side, power-hitter and experienced internationals also include Babur Hayat, Nizkat Khan And Aizaz Khan,
Historical statistics Hong Kong show that there are head-to-head records against Singapore and Malaysia, while Samoa wildcards remain, yet there is a play against some opponents in this competition. With a mixture of youth and experience, all four squads are growing not only in winning but valuable speed in ICC qualifiers in the future.
- Hong Kong, China: Ansuman Rath, Babur Hayat, Kalhan Chalu, Martin Koetzi, Aizaz Khan, Beni Paras, Nizakat Khan, Vakas Barkat, Yasim Murtaza, Zishan Ali, Atik Iqbal, Ayush Shukla, Ehsan Khan, Nasurulla Rana.
- Singapore: Aritra Dutta, Arnav Manoj, Hari Kukreja, Kannusamy Satish, Mason Arthur Sheri, Sai Venugopal, Harsh Venkataram, Kabir Burlia, Mahiyu Bhatia, Aman Desai, Manpat Singh, Aksha Puri, Dakgi, Daks, Daksha
- Samoa: Benjamin Melta, Ferrati Suluoto, Noah Mead, Samson Sola, Samuel French, Scene Cotter, Kaleb Jasmet, Daryas Visar, Darren Roche, Soumani Tiai, Afpin Iloa, Elika Falupga, Douglas Finau, Kurstic Hym-Nymag, Solomon.
- Malaysia: Ahmed Faiz, Ahmed Akil, Aslam Khan, Muhammad Sayyadat, Arif Ullah, Muhammad Haziyak Aiman, Sharawin Muniani, Syed Aziz, Vijay Unni, Verideep Singh, Ainul Hafiz, Khizar Hayat, Muhammad Azar, Muhammad Azhar.
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