The Phuket International Cricket Sixes 2008
Calcutta Cricket & Football Club Crowned 2008 Champions
Calcutta Cricket & Football Club, 2008 Cup Champions
Calcutta Cricket & Football Club, 2008 Cup Champions
Saurav Chatterjee helps CC&FC amass the tournament’s highest score of 116
off 5 overs in the Cup Final with a 32 not out of 8 balls
Saurav Chatterjee receives his Player of the Final trophy from Supattra ‘Tookta’ Jarumoon;
Tournament Director Brad Tarr manages to squeeze in the frame
Multi-National Line-Up at the Phuket Cricket Sixes 2008
Former England Paceman Alan Mullally to Compete
Twenty-three teams from ten countries, including local sides from Phuket, will compete for the Cup, Plate,
Bowl and Spoon titles at the 2008 Phuket International Cricket Sixes being played next to the beach at Karon Stadium,
Phuket, Thailand from 17–20 April 2008. Read the full media release.
Interview with Michael ‘Cat’ Maher and ex-England International Alan Mullally on NBT TV Phuket
Calcutta Cricket & Football Club take the Cup
Sunshine CC (India) & Karon Seasanders (Phuket) after their 2007 Bowl Final, won by Sunshine CC.
All the players at the 2007 tournament were delighted with the newly laid playing surface at the Karon Stadium,
generously funded by the The Rotary Club of Patong Beach. Photo: Martin Foster
Lighthouse Phuket International Cricket Sixes
Goes Global!
The Lighthouse Phuket International Cricket Sixes 2005 wins Global ICC Development Award
On the final day of this year's event we received the amazing news that the 2005 Lighthouse
Phuket International Cricket Sixes, co-organised by the Asian Cricket Sixes Tour (ACST) and The Green Man,
had won the ICC Development Program Global Award for Best Spirit of Cricket Initiative in 2005.
It was a closely fought contest, but eventually the global judging panel, consisting of such luminaries as
Ehsan Mani (ICC President), Malcolm Gray (past ICC President), Dr Ali Bacher (ICC Cricket World Cup 2003
Executive Director) and Roger Knight (MCC Chief Executive and Secretary), chose in favour of Phuket.
Read more details.
Ganesan Sundarammoorthy, the Asian Cricket Council’s Development Program Coordinator said, “This is what the game is all about.
Playing for a cause is always a worthy initiative and it brings a vast number of people together in celebration of the game of cricket. They
are worthy winners of the ICC Award. The Phuket Sixes ensures an enormous impetus for cricket in Phuket and hopefully this initiative will
soon spread to other nations that are being introduced to the game.“
This follows hot on the heels of a regional award for ACST last year when their Hong Kong event, the Ichor Hong Kong
Invitational Cricket Festival 2004, won the ICC’s Best Women’s Cricket Intitiative.
Karon and Kata beaches, Phuket
The Cricket Sixes Concept
A thrilling floodlit Twenty-20 charity match saw some top quality cricket
Cricket Sixes is a short form of the sport of cricket where six players make up each team rather than the traditional eleven.
In some ways the idea is similar to Rugby Sevens in that each Cricket Sixes match is designed to incorporate all the most exciting
aspects of the sport: high scores, fast action and exciting match finishes.
Now recognised worldwide, the Sixes format is a
definite “crowd-pleaser” with each match lasting about 45 minutes.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Find out more about opportunities for corporate sponsorship of the Phuket International Cricket Sixes.
The Asian Cricket Sixes Tour
Building on the growing appetite for cricket tours of clubs and players around the world and the general push towards the
globalisation of cricket, the Asian Cricket Sixes Tour (ACST) was formed in 2001 more...
Karon Beach, Phuket
Karon Sea Sands Resort
Andaman Seaview Hotel
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