The Hong Kong Cricket Club holds up to 1,500 spectators in Wong Nai Chung Gap. Formed on June 7, 1851, the club moved to its current location in 1975 after operating out of Chater Garden. Mike Gatting serves as the patron, while Christopher C Pratt CBE holds the presidency.
International competition at this venue includes the 2011 Division Three matches and the Cricket World Cup Challenge League B. Teams such as Italy, Papua New Guinea, Oman, the United States, Tanzania, and Uganda feature regularly in fixtures hosted across the grounds from 2011 through 2025.
Recent tournament play highlights varied outcomes. Uganda defeated Bahrain by 150 runs in 2025, and Italy overcame Tanzania by 5 wickets in the same year. Earlier encounters from 2011 show Oman defeating Italy by 8 wickets alongside a 93-run victory for Hong Kong against Papua New Guinea.
The ground holds up to 1,500 spectators.
The venue has staged Division Three matches and the Cricket World Cup Challenge League B.
The club was formed on June 7, 1851.
