Chiang Mai Cricket Sixes

Annual Cricket Sixes Tournament in Chiang Mai, Thailand Enjoy news about the sixes, a list of this year's events, and a great photo album.

The official facebook presence for the Chiang Mai International Cricket Sixes, an annual cricket tournament held in Chiang Mai Thailand. Started in 1987 and with 32 teams from 14 countries, the Chiang Mai Sixes are the oldest and largest amateur cricket sixes event in the world.

22/04/2026

Those unable to attend the funeral of our friend and colleague Ray ‘Lemon’ Matti can follow the services via live stream by the QR code, with details of timings etc on the image.

14/04/2026

Ray 'Lemon' Matti

Funeral and Service Arrangements

Temple: https://maps.app.goo.gl/EQE2CthKHHXtJcxM7

Kronborg: https://maps.app.goo.gl/HGDHKg6A5Xg9jbsG7

TQ: https://maps.app.goo.gl/LQzYhfLm6StuL3Vj8

10/04/2026

RIP Ray ‘Lemon’ Matti

The Sixes Committee are devasted on hearing the news of the passing of our former colleague, Ray Matti.

Lemon, to nearly all who knew him in the cricketing fraternity, was a stalwart of the Ios Malakas going right back to their formation. The gentlemanly Dutchman gave his all on the pitch, but even more so when he was socialising off it. He really was a case of once met, never forgotten, as many teams will testify who’ve attended slammer sessions in his company over the years. He loved the Chiang Mai Sixes and served for many years on the organising committee.

His passing is tragically sad at a far too early age. We will greatly miss his dry humour, wry smile as the latest Malakas hard luck story unfolded, and the unmistakable greeting of “Morning”, regardless of the time of day, both at the Gymkhana, and the endless bars, restaurants, and other places he rarely failed to light up.

RIP Lemon

06/04/2026

Back in Time....

A preview of the 1992 Sixes, long before instant messaging and live streams were even thought of.

05/04/2026

Day 6 and Finals Day of the 2026 Chiang Mai Sixes.

The 5 minute bell was rung by former New Zealand Test and ODI player Gary Robertson and then Imran Idress of Imran Sports, a loyal supporter and generous advertiser to the Sixes.