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The ICC Americas played their first nationally televised game today, and faced Barbados Pride for the second time in the 2016 NAGICO Super50 Series.
In the second round action of the WICB’S 2016 NAGICO Super50 Series, the Jamaica Scorpions made light work of the ICC Americas. After putting in a decent performance in their loss against the Barbados Pride, the Americas were expected to improve and give the Jamaicans a tougher match-up, unfortunately they didn’t.
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Follow our live score updates of the game between ICC Americas and Jamaica in the 2016 WICB NAGICO Super50 Tournament taking place in Trinidad & Tobago
The WICB began their 2016 cricket schedule with the opening round of the NAGICO Super50 series in Trinidad and Tobago (Zone A) and St. Kitts (Zone B).
A group of women cricketers and supporters in the New York metropolitan area met recently, and established the American Women’s Cricket Movement (AWCM), aimed at advancing women’s cricket in the United States.
The Napa Valley Cricket Club (NVCC) had its annual Player of the Year awards hosted by the club’s main sponsor Clos du Val winery recently.
The newly appointed Jamaican Ambassador to the United States, Ralph Thomas, who recently paid a four-day official visit to Hartford, made the Cricket Hall of Fame one of his stops in the city.
Cricket Council USA (CCUSA) is pleased to announce that long-time youth cricket administrator Jamie Harrison has joined the organization as Vice President of Program Development.
Hall of famer Davis Joseph is strongly backing the International Cricket Council (ICC) Americas team to come good when they make their inaugural appearance at the 2016 West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Super50 tournament.
According to a proposal put forward by the ICC Americas and endorsed by the ICC, USA will not be eligible for a Women's WCQ until 2019.
I want to take this opportunity and acknowledge the efforts of Mr. Afzal (MAQ) Qureshi and rest of his staff who are organizing the top tournament in the country.
Nearly eight years ago, while on a field trip with my history students, I was introduced to a game called cricket. After playing a bit, I soon thought to myself, “This is a blast. Why isn’t this game more popular in America?” And with that, an amazing personal journey began.
