Everest/ACS defeated Meten-Meer-Zorg to capture another triple crown title in the Eastern American Cricket Association when they met in the T20 final.

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The man in charge of cricket in the USA has arrived in Gloucestershire on a fact finding mission.

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A clinical sixth wicket partnership between Sham Ali and former Guyana U19 player Sohan Dass combined with an unwavering team effort led Everest Masters to a thrilling three wicket victory over Bleachers in the Masters semi final at Idlewild Park, Queens last Saturday.

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Das Recalled To Squad

News October 6, 2010 0

Prolific 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

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The Rutgers University’s players came into the Northeast Conference Championship determined to show that they were better than their performance at the 2010 American College Cricket Spring Break Championship last March.

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USA Cricket’s Executive Secretary John Aaron is is set to deliver the keynote address at the 50th anniversary awards dinner of the Frocester Cricket Club in Gloucester, England this weekend.

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Under-19 Warm-Up Match

News October 4, 2010 0

The New York Cricket Region Under-19 team will compete in a warm-up match against a New York U-23 team on Saturday, Oct., 9th at Baisley Park

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It took them years, but Dynasty Cricket Club finally achieved the elusive one, being the champions of the West Indian Softball Association’s 30 Over Competition.

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Cosmos ended their Metropolitan Cricket League 2010 season in style when their two promising young players Mario Persaud and Ghous Agha strolled to the pavilion with their heads held high amidst encouragement

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It started about fourteen weeks ago when I sat in a meeting with the NYSCL President Mr. Eric Ferrier; the meeting was about starting the youth cricket development program. I had my doubts, not that I didn’t want to go with the program.

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