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Former Canadian Cricketer Aftab Shamsundeen Quits Cricket

News Ravendra Madholall January 7, 2015

Thirty-seven-year-old former Canadian cricketer Aftab Shamsundeen has announced his retirement from all form of the game

Sarwan Trophy For Canadian Universities Championship!

College Cricket News September 14, 2010 0

International cricket superstar Ramnaresh “Ronnie” Sarwan has announced his endorsement of the Canadian Inter -University-College Championship set to take place September 13-17, 2010 at King City, Ontario.

First American All Star Team

College Cricket News April 9, 2010 0

Steve Kalloo, umpiring since 1989 (WICUA/USCUA), has officiated International games and has spent decades watching Test and First Class cricket. Umpire Kalloo said the fielding at the 2010 American College Cricket Spring Break Championship was “some of the best fielding I have seen…..as good as Test level.”

York University Wins Battle Of Yorks

College Cricket News March 21, 2010 0

The Finals of the 2010 American College Cricket Spring Break Championship took place Sunday March 21st when York College of New York faced York University of Toronto. Like the Semis the Finals was being webcast around the world by American College Cricket. The International Cricket Council carried the webcast... Read more

2010 American College Cricket: York And NYC Register Wins

College Cricket News March 20, 2010 0

USC crushed UMiami, scoring 160 for 6 in 20 overs. Tarun Tiyagi, the Captain made 59 (5 fours & 1 six). UMiami seemed in a hurry to go to a party was then bowled out for 66. In the days before the Championship Hashim Khan of George Mason U... Read more

19 Colleges To Participate In 2010 American College Cricket Championship

College Cricket News February 14, 2010 0

By Lloyd Jodah Student-athletes from 19 universities will smash runs, hurl bouncers and make bare-handed catches whilst competing for the title National Champions at the highly anticipated 2010 American College Cricket Spring Break Championships. Cricket Clubs from Ohio State (OSU), Auburn University, College of Wooster, George Mason (GMU), Rutgers... Read more