A youthful Liberty Sports Club team will head down to Tampa, Florida for a couple of games over the weekend. The Rockaway Group of Companies and GMA Enterprise sponsored team will mark the start of their 2016 season with games in Sarasota and Tampa, Florida.

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The Queens United Cricket Academy (QUCA) currently conducting its winter 2015-2016 indoor program, is proud to announce that Chris Finley and Paul Carufe have joined the academy as physical trainer and fielding coach respectively

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The Eastern American Cricket Association (EACA) held its 2016 Annual General Meeting on Saturday last and the 2015 Executive Committee was returned en bloc to serve another year as the leadership group of the league.

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Atlantis Cricket Club – NY last week made another record donation of Toys for Tots to the COPE program at Kingsborough Community College in Brooklyn, NY.

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The name Debo Sankar is synonymous with cricket in the New York metropolitan area, and has been that way for more than two decades.

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NY last Saturday honored former West Indies Test bowler and Dominica born Adam Sanford, bestowing Honorary Lifetime Membership on the cricketer who has also represented the United States at international ICC tournaments.

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Middlesex Cricket Club of New York completed their seventh season in the Brooklyn Cricket League. For the sixth season Middlesex made it to the semi-final stages

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Next Saturday, October 31st, Atlantis Cricket Club – NY is set to honor Adam Sanford; bestowing on the former West Indies Test fast bowler Honorary Lifetime Membership

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In order to build an interest in cricket amongst youngsters and to teach them the techniques of the sport, Queens United Cricket Academy (QUCA) located at Idelwild Cricket Ground in Rosedale, Queens, NY

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Cricket Council USA (CCUSA) will host its first National Cricket Tournament this weekend at the Central Broward Regional Park in Lauderhill, FL, the only ICC certified ODI ground in the USA.

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