Features

A sizeable Jamaican population in Lauderhill and a pre-Independence Day holiday crowd should be exploited to make the games a success

USA women fielded an ageing team at the recent World Cup qualifiers and results were predictably poor

As has so often been the case in the last few years, the USA Cricket Association continues to be mired in internal bickering and controversy

USACA's current administration continues to make the same mistakes and doesn't equip its squads with the right tools to succeed

The US Youth Cricket Association has started giving out free cricket equipment to schools. It may not seem much but it's a start as more and more schools put in requests for kit and training

While the rest of the cricket world waits to see if the game will catch on in the United States, one club out of inner-city Los Angeles comes to Australia and reminds us why we love our funny old sport so much

A chance at promotion was on the cards after a win over Hong Kong, but 24 hours later, the wheels started to come off for USA at WCL Division Three

A look back at the first third of 2010: Pakistan's disastrous tour of Australia, Tendulkar's double-hundred, the IPL's fall and more

The silence which has followed the removal of Don Lockerbie as USACA's chief executive does not bode well for the game in the USA

The only USA player in the Champions League, is a vital cog in the Guyana side, with his versatility, experience and never-say-die spirit

A look at the various possibilties that exist for teams to make the final

A promising 20-year-old offspinner is among the first of USA's homegrown players, and he'll be looking to strut his stuff in Italy

In Don Lockerbie, the USA Cricket Association, finally has a plausible and forward-looking leader, and one who has spent much of the last year outlining his ambitious plans for the game in the United States

What was supposed to be a dream trip for 15 of America's best young cricketers turned into an absolute nightmare over the month of January.

Just how much can conceivably be riding on an Under-19 tournament - even if it is the biggest in the world? More than you think perhaps

Little help from those at the top, even less from sponsors, and the ICC's bizarre decisions have left most of the Associates looking at a bleak 2010

Indianapolis may be a cricket backwater - even by American standards - but there are ambitious plans to build a multi-million dollar cricket stadium there

The top man in the USA's cricket administration believes America is the sport's next sunshine destination and he's pulling out the stops to make sure it is

Funding has never been better, but ironically, it is now harder for the Associates and Affiliates to join cricket's elite than before

Life beyond the Test world: our review of the Associate nations in 2007