Deb K Das

Deb K Das reports on the third National Championships in Plano, Texas

As if the USA Cricket Association did not already have enough troubles to deal with, its executive and some of its board members have become embroiled in a nasty brouhaha over which players should be allowed to play in the upcoming Under-19 nationals

USA's abysmal performance in the Champions Trophy has reopened the debate on whether the ICC is setting eligibility requirements that make it difficult, if not impossible, for the them to field competitive teams in international cricket?

Gladstone Dainty is refusing to sign a Memorandum of Agreement (MOU) regarding Project USA, the ICC-sponsored initiative for the development of cricket in the USA.

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In the immediate aftermath of the cancellation of Project USA, senior figures inside the US cricket fraternity will meet to try to come up with a plan to give some purpose and direction for the future

Following the ICC's global award earned by the US Junior Cricket Academy of New Jersey in 2002, another junior program based in the USA is about to follow in its footsteps

The USA has been invited to send a team to play six matches in Hyderabad

Bobby Refaie, the USACA's secretary, announced that the 2005 election process is to be resumed with immediate effect, with an extended deadline to March 7

Deb K Das takes a trip around some of the less-publicised hotbeds of cricket in the USA ..

The 2005 elections of the USA Cricket Association, which had been limping along slowly, appear to be nearly dead in the water

The USA Cricket Association is preparing to sign a historic agreement with US ProCricket which will end the year-long feud between the two organizations and set up arrangements for them to work together in the 2005 season

The all-important biennial elections for the board of the USACA have now entered their final round, with nominations validated for all regional director positions in the USA

Deb K Das reviews the recent US Cricket Academy U-19 tour of Trinidad

The ICC has sent a remarkable letter to the USACA in which it questioned 'whether the current administration can play any constructive role in taking the game forward in the United States'

Although nearly four months have passed since allegations surfaced hinting at serious concerns regarding team selections for the Champions Trophy in England in 2004, the USA Cricket Association has yet to investigate the matter

The story of Project USA, which had been stalemated by the recalcitrance of the USA Cricket Association to sign a memorandum of agreement with the ICC, has taken on a new twist in recent weeks

As the United States of America Cricket Association election process drags on, the situation is becoming murkier by the minute

The 2004 elections for the United States of America Cricket Association board, which have been in limbo for the past six months, may be taking place after all

The defeat of Team USA at the hands of Australia marked the end of an unlikely journey which began two years ago in Argentina