Trophy Arrives In India
Beyond NYCBeyond USA January 19, 2011 0
Cricket’s greatest prize, the ICC Cricket World Cup, arrived back on the sub-continent today and was handed over by ICC Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat to the ICC President Sharad Pawar
Read moreOfficial Merchandise Goes On Sale
Beyond NYCBeyond USA January 10, 2011 0
Supporters following the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 and general cricket fans around the globe can now ensure they look the part following the launch of the official tournament online store.
Read moreFans Choose Their All-Time ODI Dream Team
Beyond NYCBeyond USA January 5, 2011 0
The people have spoken. To coincide with the 40th anniversary of the first One-Day International, cricket fans from almost 100 countries
Read moreProlific New York Cricket Region Under-19 all-rounder Robin Das has been recalled to join the NYR U-19 players in preparation for the 2010 USACA Junior Nationals
Read moreAfter the conclusion of the 2010 EACA 40-overs competition, Rising Star Cricket Club is seeded number one in its respective zone edging out talented Atlantis Cricket Club by over-all net run rate.
Read moreBroad Breaks Into Top Five ODI Bowlers
Beyond NYCBeyond USA July 13, 2010 0
England pacer Stuart Broad has returned to the top five of the Reliance Mobile ICC Player Rankings for ODI bowlers following the three-match series against Bangladesh
Read moreA new and expanded global qualification system will be established to give the ICC Associate and Affiliate Members a distinct pathway towards the ICC World Twenty20, it has been decided.
Read moreThe ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 Central Organising Committee (COC), chaired by ICC Vice-President Sharad Pawar, met in Mumbai on Tuesday and approved the first phase of ticket sales for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011
Read moreCommittee recommends implementation of Decision Review System (DRS) in ICC Cricket World Cup 2011. Support for promotion and context for international cricket as well as further research into floodlit Test matches. International run rates and over rates improving.
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