Gauranshu Sharma, widely recognized in cricket circles as “G-MAN,” has officially signed with Gujarat Diamonds for the upcoming Big Cricket League (BCL) Season 2, scheduled to run from June 3-13, 2026. The highly anticipated tournament is expected to showcase top international stars and emerging talent from around the world,... Read more
The Millennium Cricket League (MCL) T40 2026 season witnessed a spectacular cricketing performance as Gauranshu Sharma delivered a breathtaking and match-winning innings to guide his team DreamCricket Sparks Warriors to a memorable victory against Global Cricket Club. Batting with exceptional confidence, maturity, and composure under pressure, Gauranshu Sharma played... Read more
The emergence of franchise T20 leagues across non-traditional cricketing regions continues to reshape the global landscape of the sport, and the upcoming NordicSmash T20 League is positioning itself as a significant new frontier. At the center of this momentum is the arrival of USA cricketer Gauranshu Sharma, whose presence... Read more
Achilles Browne, Ali Sheikh, and Aaron Jones Light Up the Field with Brilliant Centuries
News November 13, 2024
The 2024 edition of the USA Cricket Men’s 50-Over National Championship commenced on November 12th at the Sepulveda Basin Cricket Fields (Woodley Park) in Van Nuys, California. The tournament opened with exciting matches and showcased a few standout performances that set a competitive tone for the championship. Below is... Read more
USA Global Cricket Academy Win Opener But Lose Second Match
News January 3, 2017
Mercantile Cricket Academy, Sri Lanka, defeated touring USA Global Cricket Academy U-23 by six wickets in their second match of the Sri Lanka tour.
Read more16-Man Squad Announced To Face Visiting Marylebone Cricket Club
News September 7, 2016
A New York Select XI was named to play two games against the visiting Marylebone Cricket Club of England on September 10th and 11th at the Baisley Pond Park in Queen.
Read moreUSA And Nepal Starts Tournament On Winning Note
NewsUncategorized October 15, 2015 0
Batting first, Uganda was bowled out for 167 in 45.2 overs with Kenneth Waiswa top scoring with 38 not out and John Gabula chipping in with 37. For the USA
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