Kowloon Cricket Club, Sports venue and Grade II historic building in Yau Tsim Mong District, Hong Kong
The Kowloon Cricket Club is a sports facility with multiple playing areas located in the Yau Tsim Mong district. Its grounds contain a cricket pitch, bowling green, tennis courts, and squash courts arranged within a single organized property.
The club was founded in 1904 and received land in King's Park from the government, with its first pavilion opening in 1908 under Governor Frederick Lugard. The building later received Grade II historic status in recognition of its architectural and cultural importance.
The club serves as a gathering place where members and visitors experience sports as part of daily recreational life. You can observe people of different backgrounds coming together to play, socialize, and maintain a longstanding tradition of outdoor activities.
The club is located near Jordan MTR station, making it easy to reach by public transport. Multiple dining venues on site including The Grill Room, Boundary Cafe, and The Pavilion offer places to rest and enjoy views of the grounds.
Since 1992 the club has hosted the Hong Kong Cricket Sixes tournament, bringing international cricket competition to its grounds. This event has made the venue known to cricket enthusiasts from around the world.
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