The first week of November 2026 belongs to the leagues. While the international calendar builds toward its midweek fixtures, the T20 circuit delivers two champions in two days: the Hong Kong Sixes crowns its Cup, Bowl and Plate winners on finals day in Kowloon on Sunday, and the NCL GT20 Canada settles its Caribbean edition with semi-finals and a final in St Vincent on Sunday and Monday. Alongside the silverware, the Nepal Premier League plays nine matches across the week in Kirtipur, and Pakistan's first-class season opens with the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy. Below is the complete day-by-day schedule, with every start time in the venue's local time.

Week at a Glance

·        Sunday, 1 November: Hong Kong Sixes Finals Day — Bowl Final, Plate Final and Cup Final (Kowloon); GT20 Canada semi-finals (St Vincent); NPL: Janakpur Bolts vs Pokhara Avengers (Kirtipur); Quaid-e-Azam Trophy begins

·        Monday, 2 November: GT20 Canada Final (St Vincent); NPL double-header — Karnali Yaks vs Kathmandu Gurkhas, Sudurpaschim Royals vs Chitwan Rhinos (Kirtipur)

·        Tuesday, 3 November: NPL — Biratnagar Kings vs Janakpur Bolts (Kirtipur)

·        Wednesday, 5 November: NPL double-header — Janakpur Bolts vs Lumbini Lions, Biratnagar Kings vs Kathmandu Gurkhas (Kirtipur)

·        Thursday, 6 November: NPL double-header — Karnali Yaks vs Sudurpaschim Royals, Chitwan Rhinos vs Pokhara Avengers (Kirtipur)

·        Friday, 7 November: NPL — Kathmandu Gurkhas vs Lumbini Lions (Kirtipur)

Sunday, 1 November — Finals Day in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Sixes, Cup Final — 3:10 PM HKT, Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground, Kowloon

The Hong Kong Sixes 2026 reaches its climax on Sunday with finals day at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground in Kowloon. The Cup Final — the tournament's main event — starts at 3:10 PM local time, closing out three days of six-a-side cricket that began on 30 October. The finalists are decided across the first two days of the tournament, so by Sunday afternoon Kowloon will know exactly which two sides are playing for the Cup.

The six-a-side format makes this the fastest silverware of the week: every match is a sprint, and the Cup final is where the tournament's entertainers have one last short-format shootout to lift the trophy.

Bowl Final and Plate Final — 1:20 PM and 2:15 PM HKT

Before the Cup is decided, the day's undercard settles the tournament's other two trophies. The Bowl Final starts at 1:20 PM local time, followed by the Plate Final at 2:15 PM — both at the same Kowloon venue. The morning session fills out the final standings with three placement play-offs: the 11th/12th-place play-off at 9:40 AM, the 7th/8th-place play-off at 10:35 AM, and the 3rd/4th-place play-off at 11:30 AM.

Women's Exhibition on Finals Day

A women's exhibition match between Hong Kong and China is also listed on the finals-day programme. The exact start time could not be confirmed, so it sits outside the timed schedule above — worth knowing about for fans following the women's game in the region, but not something to set a clock by yet.

Sunday–Monday, 1–2 November — GT20 Canada Decided in St Vincent

Semi-finals — Sunday, 1 November, 10:00 AM and 7:00 PM AST, Arnos Vale Stadium, Kingstown

The NCL GT20 Canada 2026 — played this year as a Caribbean edition — reaches its knockout stage at Arnos Vale Stadium in Kingstown, St Vincent and the Grenadines. Both semi-finals are played on Sunday: Semi-Final 1 at 10:00 AM local time and Semi-Final 2 at 7:00 PM local time. The semi-final line-up is decided by the league stage, which runs through 31 October, so the four teams were not confirmed at the time of writing.

The Final — Monday, 2 November, 7:00 PM AST, Arnos Vale Stadium, Kingstown

The GT20 Canada final is played under lights on Monday evening, starting at 7:00 PM local time at the same venue. The winners of Sunday's two semi-finals meet for the title — the second T20 trophy lifted in as many days to open the week.

Nepal Premier League — Nine Matches, 1–7 November

The Nepal Premier League 2026 plays nine matches across the week, all at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur. The season runs from 26 October to 21 November, with the final on 21 November, so this week sits in the heart of the league stage. There are no NPL matches on 4 or 8 November.

The week opens on Sunday with Janakpur Bolts vs Pokhara Avengers at 4:30 PM local time. Monday is a double-header: Karnali Yaks vs Kathmandu Gurkhas at 12:30 PM, then Sudurpaschim Royals vs Chitwan Rhinos at 4:30 PM. Tuesday brings Biratnagar Kings vs Janakpur Bolts at 12:30 PM. After the Wednesday break, Thursday is another double-header — Janakpur Bolts vs Lumbini Lions at 12:30 PM and Biratnagar Kings vs Kathmandu Gurkhas at 4:30 PM. Friday doubles up again with Karnali Yaks vs Sudurpaschim Royals at 12:30 PM and Chitwan Rhinos vs Pokhara Avengers at 4:30 PM, before the week closes on Saturday with Kathmandu Gurkhas vs Lumbini Lions at 4:30 PM.

Eight franchises contest the league — Janakpur Bolts, Pokhara Avengers, Karnali Yaks, Kathmandu Gurkhas, Sudurpaschim Royals, Chitwan Rhinos, Biratnagar Kings and Lumbini Lions — and with the final still two weeks away, every one of these nine fixtures feeds directly into the playoff race.

Quaid-e-Azam Trophy Begins — 1 November

Pakistan's domestic first-class season opens on 1 November with the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2026–27, contested across Gold and Silver divisions. The fixture list had not been published in any readable source at the time of writing, and broadcast coverage is expected to be limited — so this one is listed for awareness rather than as a timed schedule. It is the red-ball counterweight to a white-ball-heavy week: while the T20 leagues hand out trophies, Pakistan's four-day competition quietly gets underway.

Finals and Playoff Fixtures, 1–2 November 2026

TABLE 1: Hong Kong Sixes finals day and GT20 Canada playoffs, 1–2 November 2026

Nepal Premier League Fixtures, 1–7 November 2026

TABLE 2: Nepal Premier League fixtures, 1–7 November 2026 (all at TU International Cricket Ground, Kirtipur; times NPT)

What Comes Right After This Week

The league calendar keeps moving after 8 November. The Nepal Premier League continues through to its final on 21 November, and the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy's first-class rounds settle into their rhythm across the month. Looking further ahead, the next major T20 league on the horizon is BBL|16, which begins on 12 December — the full guide to that tournament is already on the site for fans planning ahead.

How to Follow Every Match

Live scores and ball-by-ball coverage for these matches are available on the live cricket scores page. For a deeper look at one of North America's franchise leagues, see the complete guide to Major League Cricket.

FAQs

When is the Hong Kong Sixes 2026 final?

Finals day is Sunday, 1 November 2026 at the Tin Kwong Road Recreation Ground in Kowloon. The Bowl Final starts at 1:20 PM HKT, the Plate Final at 2:15 PM HKT, and the Cup Final — the main event — at 3:10 PM HKT.

When is the GT20 Canada 2026 final?

The NCL GT20 Canada final is on Monday, 2 November 2026 at 7:00 PM AST, at Arnos Vale Stadium in Kingstown, St Vincent. Both semi-finals are played the day before, on 1 November.

How many Nepal Premier League matches are played in the first week of November?

Nine matches, from 1 to 7 November, all at the Tribhuvan University International Cricket Ground in Kirtipur. There are no NPL matches on 4 or 8 November. The season final is on 21 November.

Has the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy 2026–27 schedule been announced?

The tournament begins on 1 November 2026, but the fixture list had not been published in any readable source at the time of writing. It is a first-class competition played across Gold and Silver divisions.

Which T20 leagues are on break in early November 2026?

The SA20, ILT20, PSL, IPL, CPL, The Hundred, LPL and BPL are all in their off-season during this window. BBL|16 starts on 12 December 2026.

Conclusion

The first week of November 2026 is decided in the leagues: the Hong Kong Sixes lifts three trophies on finals day in Kowloon, GT20 Canada crowns its Caribbean-edition champion under lights in St Vincent, the Nepal Premier League plays nine matches that shape its playoff race, and the Quaid-e-Azam Trophy opens Pakistan's first-class season. Check the live cricket scores page to follow every match as it happens.