USA Cricket Announces Independent Directors
The inaugural USA Cricket Board of Directors was finalized today with the announcement of three Independent Directors in a historical landmark for cricket in the United States.
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The inaugural USA Cricket Board of Directors was finalized today with the announcement of three Independent Directors in a historical landmark for cricket in the United States.
Here is our round-up from various cricket leagues around the country.
Here is our live scorecard of the 2018 Indo-Caribbean Federation game between a Caribbean Invitational XI vs Guyana.
Summary of games from a few leagues around the country.
Former Guyana and West Indies middle-order batsman Keith Semple is backing the Guyana Amazon Warriors to do well in the 2018 Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) T20 championship.
On Sunday, July 22, 2018, former West Indies star spin bowler Sonny Ramadhin was honored at Old Trafford cricket ground, Manchester, England, during the Roses match - the county championship game between Lancashire and Yorkshire. It was also the former players' reunion event.
Shimron Hetmyer blasted the third fastest Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) century of all time as Guyana Amazon Warriors recorded a thumping 72-run victory over Jamaica Tallawahs, who lost their last eight wickets for just 35 runs in Florida.
When the organizers of the New York Softball Cricket League (NYSCL) asked Mr. Chub Bedessee about a sponsorship for a competition. Without hesitation, his answer was yes, and the next question was what would be the name of the competition?
Justin Lacche became the first batsman from the Beaverton Cricket Badshahs, LLC to reach 1,500 career runs. The Badshahs are currently celebrating their 10th season of play.
Falcons Junior Sports Club (FJSC) to host American Cricket Federation (ACF) Level 1 and Level 2 Cricket Coach Certification Clinics in Edison, New Jersey on August 25 and 26.
Here is a report of a few games from around the Tri-State area in New York.
Legendary former West Indies batsman Brian Charles Lara vehemently believes that the Caribbean have always produced the best young cricketers.