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In the lead up to the 2017 CPL20 USA matches, the Hero Caribbean Premier League (CPL) and Carib Beer are working together to give a small taste of the Carnival Atmosphere
The Katharine Lee Bates 1893 American patriotic song “America the Beautiful” includes the lyrics – “From Sea to Shining Sea,” and for Sugetha Kalyanaraman Chandhrasekar
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is forging ahead with providing opportunities for growth of cricket in the United States, following the recent expulsion of the United States of America Cricket Association (USACA) from the world body.
It’s hard to believe that the 2017 Massachusetts State Cricket League (MSCL) regular season has already reached the half-way mark.
And on the slower and much subdued side of the planet, Cosmos won the toss, a rarity this season, and elected to bat with the match reduced to 30 overs.
As the US celebrates its independence 241 years ago from the “British Empire,” that most quintessential of British sports, cricket, has gained a foothold here in the Napa Valley and is popular with a small but growing number of Americans.
Cosmos gave a somewhat uncharacteristic response to an imposing Islandwide outfit when the two teams met at Van Courtland Park last Sunday.
His last representation for West Indies against New Zealand in Barbados (2014) doesn’t mean it is the end for off-break bowler Shane Shillingford.
The American Cricket Federation (ACF) is encouraged by the International Cricket Council’s recent actions and statement regarding US cricket, and sees it as an opportunity for the unification and growth of US cricket.
On Sunday June 25th, at Marine Park B, Middlesex took on Cavaliers in a Vincy grudge match. The game was reduced from 40 overs to 30 overs because of the late arrival of Cavaliers players.
After winning a crucial toss, the JETS’ skipper Vishva Velichala put the Panthers in to bat. The decision was forced by a damp pitch and soggy outfield, courtesy of overnight rains.
The Richmond Hill Mighty Lions (RH High School) wrested away the coveted PSAL Cricket Championship from the John Adam Spartans (JA High School)
