Cricket News

Deb K Das with his report on the USACA's EGM and what it achieved - or didn't achieve

The special meeting in Dallas which should have heralded a fresh start for the USACA ended in farce as almost nobody turned up

The final day of the MLC Interstate Tournament saw the best of the US players facing their moment of truth against the select international teams from England and the West Indies

Texas romped to a seven-wicket win over Virginia in the final while Washintgon won the third-place play-off

Texas and Virginia will face each other in the final

There were comprehensive wins for Texas and Virginia on the opening day of the MLC Interstate Tournament

The long-awaited Extraordinary General Meeting of the USA Cricket Association will finally take place in Dallas, Texas on Saturday, December 10

New York beat West by seven wickets to take the USA U-19 tournament in California

US cricket continues to languish in the doldrums, marking time and waiting for something to happen

The much-touted Major League Cricket festival which was due to be held next week in Florida has been postponed because of the destruction caused by Hurricane Wilma

Deb K Das on the demise of USCricket.com, considered the premier independent cricket website in the USA for nearly a decade, which abruptly went off line this month

The long-awaited board meeting of the USA Cricket Association took place at the weekend and, to the amazement of many who have followed the wrangles of the last year, it appears that real progress was made

An association of all US cricketers, intended to represent the 10,000-odd regular players in the USA, is on the drawing board and is expected to announce its formal existence in November

The ICC has decided to release funds to enable the USA Under-19 side to prepare for the 2006 World Cup in Sri Lanka

The USA Cricket Association has written to the ICC requesting that funds be released to assist in preparations for the Under-19 World Cup

The ICC has confirmed that funding to the USA Cricket Association remains suspended, despite the short-term truce between the USACA and the Council of League Presidents

Deb K Das explains the background to the dispute between the USACA and the CLP

Major League Cricket has said that it is hoping to launch a new eight-team Twenty20 tournament in the second half of 2006

The USA Cricket Association will continue to run cricket after a fudged legal agreement between it and the Council of League Presidents

Deb K Das on the failure of the Council of League Presidents toget a grip of the mess that is cricket in the USA