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B'desh A to face Hong Kong in Asia Cup Rising Stars opener

Published : Saturday, 24 October, 2026 at 7:35 PM

Observer Online Report

Bangladesh A will begin their Asia Cup Rising Stars campaign against Hong Kong on November 19 in Qatar, following the release of the tournament schedule by the Asian Cricket Council (ACC).

The tournament will be held at the West End International Cricket Stadium and the University of Doha for Science and Technology cricket ground. The 50-over competition will run from November 19 to 29.

Bangladesh A are in Group A alongside Sri Lanka A, Afghanistan A and Hong Kong. Group B comprises India A, Pakistan A, Nepal and the United Arab Emirates.

Bangladesh will face Afghanistan A in their second match on November 21 before taking on Sri Lanka A on November 23.

The group-stage fixtures will begin on November 19 with Bangladesh A facing Hong Kong, while Sri Lanka A meet Afghanistan A.

On November 20, Pakistan A will play the UAE, followed by India A against Nepal. The next day, Sri Lanka A will face Hong Kong alongside Bangladesh A’s match against Afghanistan A.

India A will take on Pakistan A on November 22, while the UAE meet Nepal. On November 23, Afghanistan A will play Hong Kong alongside Sri Lanka A’s match against Bangladesh A.

The final group-stage matches on November 24 will see India A face the UAE and Pakistan A take on Nepal.

The two semi-finals are scheduled for November 26 and 27, with the final set to take place on November 29.

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