Little Sai Wan Cricket Club
The Little Sai Wan Cricket Club (LSWCC) is a prominent cricket club based in Hong Kong, known for its rich history, competitive spirit, and contributions to the local cricketing community. Established in 1964, LSWCC has grown from a small group of enthusiasts to one of the most respected clubs in Hong Kong cricket.
Latest News
Pransh Kalathiya Shines with 6 Wickets for 28 Runs as Thunders Defeat Centaurs CC
In a magnificent display of bowling prowess, Pransh Kalathiya orchestrated a nail-biting victory for the Thunders against Centaurs CC. Defending a modest total of 158, the Thunders required a magical
Haider Ali Shines in Debut as LSW Tony Turner’s Dominate HKCC Wanderers
LSW Tony Turner's continued their impressive form from the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy, securing a comprehensive 87-run victory over HKCC Wanderers. Opting to bat first after winning the toss, they faced an
All-round DLSW Strikers Finish the Year on a Winning Note
The DLSW Strikers ended the year on a high with a comprehensive victory, showcasing their all-round capabilities. After winning the toss, HKUCC opted to bat first. Openers Krishna Kothandaraman and
The Rise of the Sai Wan U15 Tigers: A Championship Story
The DLSW U15 Tigers have had a rollercoaster start to their league campaign, facing significant challenges in their initial matches but showing remarkable resilience and improvement as the season progressed.
Maryam Bibi 160* and Shanzeen Shahzad 127* Shine in Historic Win
In a stunning display of batting prowess, Maryam Bibi and Shanzeen Shahzad shared a record-breaking opening partnership of 317 runs, leading the LSW Wasps to a commanding victory over the
Optimists Triumph Despite Qasim and Preet’s Sai Wan Rally
Despite a valiant effort by the young duo of Preet Mangukiya and Qasim Iqbal, the Knights succumbed to an 83-run defeat while chasing a formidable target of 409 set by
Pransh Kalathiya Shines with 6 Wickets for 28 Runs as Thunders Defeat Centaurs CC
In a magnificent display of bowling prowess, Pransh Kalathiya orchestrated a nail-biting victory for the Thunders against Centaurs CC. Defending a modest total of 158, the Thunders required a magical
Haider Ali Shines in Debut as LSW Tony Turner’s Dominate HKCC Wanderers
LSW Tony Turner's continued their impressive form from the Quaid-i-Azam Trophy, securing a comprehensive 87-run victory over HKCC Wanderers. Opting to bat first after winning the toss, they faced an
All-round DLSW Strikers Finish the Year on a Winning Note
The DLSW Strikers ended the year on a high with a comprehensive victory, showcasing their all-round capabilities. After winning the toss, HKUCC opted to bat first. Openers Krishna Kothandaraman and
The Rise of the Sai Wan U15 Tigers: A Championship Story
The DLSW U15 Tigers have had a rollercoaster start to their league campaign, facing significant challenges in their initial matches but showing remarkable resilience and improvement as the season progressed.
Maryam Bibi 160* and Shanzeen Shahzad 127* Shine in Historic Win
In a stunning display of batting prowess, Maryam Bibi and Shanzeen Shahzad shared a record-breaking opening partnership of 317 runs, leading the LSW Wasps to a commanding victory over the
Optimists Triumph Despite Qasim and Preet’s Sai Wan Rally
Despite a valiant effort by the young duo of Preet Mangukiya and Qasim Iqbal, the Knights succumbed to an 83-run defeat while chasing a formidable target of 409 set by
Our Cricket Centers and Coaches
All LSWCC Cricket Coaches are ACC /ICC certified and poses International playing and coaching experiences. our coaches are more than just instructors; they are the driving force behind our commitment to excellence, empowering players to excel both on and off the field
Mr. Moner Dar
Club Head Coach
Mr.Saqib Mahmood
Assistant Coach
Club Teams
From The Beginning of LSWCC
The Little Sai Wan Cricket Club (LSWCC) was established in 1964. The initial playing talent came from the British Ministry of Defence, who operated a ‘China Listening Post’ at a former RAF base, called ‘Little Sai Wan’, situated on the eastern seashore of Hong Kong Island. These players were supplemented by a few servicemen from the Royal Australian Air Force, who were seconded to the base, and by school teachers working at British Military Schools. A club insignia of a “Lion and Kangaroo” standing each side of a set of stumps’ was chosen as an appropriate design or this new club.
