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Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) of England completed their tour of North America in clinical fashion after whipping a Canada Select XI by a handsome 173-run margin on Sunday at the Maple Leaf ground in Toronto.
President of the Kaisoca Ladies Cricket Club that recently won the 2016 Scarborough Cricket Association (SCA) George Maharaj has lashed out at Cricket Canada for not including members from the Association to feature in the ongoing limited-over matches against the touring Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) of England.
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Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) began their Canada’s leg of their North America tour with two handsome T20 victories against a CanAm team on Wednesday at Toronto Cricket Skating and Curling Club ground.
The Southern Connecticut Cricket Association semi-final between Westhaven and Combine XI was played on September 11th. Combine X1 won the toss and asked Westhaven to take first strike.
Saturday, October 1, 2016 will be a very historic day for the State of Connecticut. In honor of the Cricket Hall of Fame’s 35th anniversary, the day will be declared “Cricket Hall of Fame’s Day”
Follow our live scorecard of the Metropolitan Cricket League 40-overs finals between Westbury Cricket Club and Villagers Cricket Club.
Here is our live scorecard of Marylebone Cricket Club clash with New York Select XI happening at Baisley Pond Park in Queen.
The Sarasota International Cricket Club (SICC) recently hosted a weekend-long American Cricket Federation (ACF) Level 1 and Level 2 cricket coaching certification session attended by 16 prospective coaches.
ICC Americas today announced two significant hires to drive the long term development of cricket in the USA. Former Sri Lankan Wicket Keeper, Pubudu Dassanayake has been named as USA National Coach
Claire Taylor and Charlotte Edwards have been included in the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) squad for the upcoming women’s tour of the USA and Canada.
Several Cricket Canada representatives expressed great delight with the elevation of women’s cricket so far in a nation that has limited resources to boost its International Cricket Council’s participation.
PaChak PK Punch (23) and Srikant Mokkapati (20) got Boston Gymkhana Sports Club-A (BGSC) off to flying start getting 45 in 6 overs when Adil Sardar got PaChak caught and Mokka was trapped playing his cut short.
