Learn Cricket in New York City (Manhattan and Queens) this Fall!

Posted on March 26, 2017 by

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Cricket Let’s Play USA  Presents:

Learn Cricket! Manhattan, Upper West Side

Sundays  10:00 am – 11:30 am, FALL:- Oct. 15, 22

Location:  Tecumseh playground, Corner of 77th Street and Amsterdam Avenue, NYC)

QUEENS:- 150th Street and Sutter Avenue,

Saturday 10/14 10 am@ Staten Island Cricket Club, Walker Park,

bakewell-logoSaturday Practice 1pm :- 10/21,

Indoor 11/4-18 3:30 pm 7 Terminal Rd, W. Hempstead

LEARN CRICKET! PLAY & ENJOY!

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logoCricket Let’s Play USA, is inviting Students to learn Cricket, the basics; batting, bowling, catching and fielding, techniques and more at MNew York City, NY. Students aged 6 years and older are encouraged to register today to be part of the Cricket-Manic Excitement.

Pathways opportunities, to local, regional and national tournaments. Pathways to National Zonal/Regional team and National Youth, Women and Senior Teams. Find a program or build a program near you today call, text or register for more details.

_singhs_logoTo register – Call: 917-266-5395

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CricketLetsplayUSA

Click to register: https://vellocricket.net/2010/03/24/register-for-cricket-in-manhattan-nyc

Queens Kiddie Cricket: – Saturdays,12 noon – Location:  Baisley Park: 150th Street and Sutter Avenue, Jamaica, Queens, NY

CLPUSA has introduced cricket to over 8000 students in the New York Elementary and Middle Schools. CLPUSA has been featured on One World Sports’ “Out of My League,” – http://tinyurl.com/n7jdaqo  while contesting the NATA Under-13 tournament 2014. This season Cricket Let’s Play Academy will be part of the NATA U-12 Summer League. Joins us to prepare to the Travel, Regional and National, Teams and Trials, Leagues and Tournaments. Over the winter CLPUSA conducts coaching programs geared on improving the technical ability of the players. CLPUSA will continue to serve students with the latest and most effective drills and tips on improving their game.

 

 

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Three uncapped players set to debut for USA in Uganda

Posted on April 24, 2017 by

ICC World Cricket League Division III, Road to England 2019 Cricket World Cup 

The Team USA squad has been announced for ICC World Cricket League Division 3 in Uganda. 

Following on from the USA’s success at #WCL4, the extended squad of 31 players named in the lead up to that event were joined by 13 new faces at the March trial at Moosa Stadium in Houston. This group was then reduced to 19 for the recent Skill Development Camp in Houston where players were further assessed to reach the final squad of 14 players, plus one traveling reserve.      

Commenting on the squad for #WCL3, USA Chairman of Selectors Ricardo Powell said: “The selection panel believes we have selected the best possible squad to represent the United States of America at the upcoming World Cricket League Division 3. It was pleasing to see some significant improvements in individual players at the trials. There was strong competition for spots, meaning some quality players have missed selection. We encourage all players across the country to keep working hard on their game and as we continue to drive the standard of U.S. cricket forward.” 

“Four changes have been made from the squad that travelled to LA for WCL 4. We feel these players will boost the squad’s batting depth and also its flexibility, with additional spin bowling options. We wish the selected players and coaching staff all the best for their preparation and a successful event.”    

USA Head Coach Pubudu Dassanayake said: “I have been pleased to see the improvements in a number of players, both those who have been selected, but also those who are unlucky to miss selection. We have had two great camps in Houston to challenge our players and help to increase performance standards. We are looking forward to getting the group together in LA for some more practice matches before we head to South Africa for our pre-tour, on the way to Uganda. There is plenty more hard work to be done to prepare as best we can over the next month but I am confident this group can go to Uganda and win WCL 3.”   

Team USA squad: Steven Taylor (Captain), Akeem Dodson, Alex Amsterdam, Camilus Alexander, Elmore Hutchinson, Fahad Babar, Jasdeep Singh, Mohammed Ahsan Ali Khan, Mohammed Ibrahim Khaleel, Mrunal Patel, Nicholas Standford, Noshtush Kenjige, Timil Patel, Timroy Allen, Sagar Patel (traveling reserve).

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18 Selected For Division Three Camp (USA)

Posted on March 28, 2017 by

USA FlagUSA has selected 18 in preparation for the World Cricket League Division Three in Uganda this May. Following trials where 50 players participated in Houston from March 16th. The 18 players will return to Houston from April 6-9 to finalize selection for Division Three which is due April 21st.

The squad is as follows: Akeem Dodson, Ali Khan, Camilus Alexander, Elmore Hutchinson, Fahad Babar, Ibrahim Khaleel, Jasdeep Singh, Mrunal Patel, Nicholas Stanford, Noshtush Kenjige, Prashant Nair, Randall Wilson, Ravi Timbawala, Roy Silva, Sagar Patel, Steven Taylor, Timil Patel and Timroy Allen.

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The squad includes 11 incumbents from the Division Four campaign, with Abdullah Syed and Danial Ahmed both missing out, while Alex Amsterdam is doubtful due to work commitment. From the remaining seven only Mrunal Patel has represented the United States at the senior level. Wilson and Sagar Patel are both former youth players knocking on the door. The hype about the three First Class player carry through with Alexander (Windward Islands), Khaleel (Hyderbad) and Silva (Sri Lanka) all making it to the final round of trials. Noshtush Kenjige completes the list with his talent and ability keeping him in the mix since the USA Combines of 2016.

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Former PSAL and US National Under-19 Batsman Randall Wilson among US Final 18 ahead of World Cricket League Division Three Tournament!

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New York Regional Youth Trials 2017

Posted on March 27, 2017 by

Want to represent USA in sports? Do you think you are one of the best at Cricket in the America? Then attend New York Cricket Region’s Youth Trials:-

The New York Cricket Region is conducting trials for Under-15 and Under-17 cricketers on Sunday, April 30th and 23rd respectively at 9 am at Idlewild Park, Rosedale, Queens, NY.

The US National Under-15 Tournament takes place July 8-9 in Illinois. The US National Under-13 Tournament takes place July 22-23 in New Jersey. The US National Under-17 Tournament takes place August 12-13 in California. PSAL Cricket Players are especially invited. For more information call New York Regional Cricket Youth Coordinator, Rudolph John 631-578-7226.

Players selected will enter the US National youth program for an opportunity to be part of the US national youth teams. US National Youth Teams contest International qualifying tournaments towards the International Cricket Council (ICC) Youth World Cup on a Biennial basis.

To Register logon to: https://vellocricket.net/2010/03/24/register-for-cricket-in-manhattan-nyc-upper-west-side/

Under 13:- Born after September 1st 2003

Under 15:- Born after September 1st 2001

Under 17:- Born after September 1st 1999

Age Group Trial Dates Location Tournament Date  

Location

 
UNDER -13 Outgoing – Mid June Various July 22-23 New Jersey
UNDER -15 April 30 – May 31 Idlewild Park, Queens, NY July 8-9 Illinois
UNDER -17 April 23 – July 4th Idlewild Park, Queens, NY August 10-13 California

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West Indies First Class Team of Round 8

Posted on March 27, 2017 by

Kraigg Brathwaite 143 © RHB (T)

Kyle Hope 67 + 35 RHB (A)

Shai Hope 215* + 35 RHB (T)

Sunil Ambris 231 RHB (F)

Shivnarine Chanderpaul 50 + 63 LHB (FT)

Kacey Carty 103 RHB (F)

Anthony Bramble 77 + 30 RHB / WK (F)

Rahkeem Cornwall 4/151 + 3/23 + 42 + 43 RHB / OB (A)

Shane Shillingford 6/78 6/114 OB (FT)

Nikita Miller 4/39 + 5/45 SLA (FT)

Miguel Cummins 5/41 + 3/57 RFM (T)

Legend: T- Test Player, FT- Former Test Player, A-WI A-Team Player, F-First Class Player

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West Indies First Class Team of Round 7

Posted on March 20, 2017 by

Devon Smith 103 LHB

Kevin Stoute 61 © RHB

Isaiah Rajah 41 + 40 LHB

Assad Fudadin 57 LHB

Keddy Lesporis 59 RHB

Raymon Reifer 55 + 3/48 LHB/LFM

Roston Chase 7/22 39 RHB/OB

Jeremiah Louis 4/4 and 4/23 RFM

Veerasammy Permaul 7/48 SLA

Jerome Taylor 5/31 + 2/21 RF

Alzarri Joseph 5/43 + 2/36 RF

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West Indies First Class Team of Round 6

Posted on March 14, 2017 by

Kyle Hope 105* ©

Chadwick Walton 101 (wk)

Shimron Hetmyer 75 and 42

Yannick Cariah 102 and 47

Nkumar Bonner 70

Kacey Carty 79

Raymon Reifer 5/60 and 37

Imran Khan 5/67 and 2/28

Bryan Charles 4/79 and 2/22

Kemar Roach 3/29 and 4/18

Keon Joseph 7/53

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Learn Cricket this Season

Posted on March 6, 2017 by

LEARN CRICKET! PLAY & ENJOY!

clpCricket Let’s Play Academy, is inviting Students to learn Cricket as well as join our Entry Level Program and Youth Teams for the 2016-2017 Cycle. Students under the age of 17 are encouraged to register today to be part of the Cricket-Manic Excitement. Students will have a chance to be part of Under-12, Under-13 and Under-15 Teams. Join us at our next session; Spring Hybrid Cricket Coaching on March 11th to April 22nd, 2017. Programs run Saturdays at 4:30pm in March and 9am in April.

To register – Call: 917-266-5395

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CricketLetsplayUSA

Click to register: https://vellocricket.net/2014/04/23/register-for-cricket-lets-play-usa/ 

CLPUSA has introduced cricket to over 8000 students in the New York Elementary and Middle Schools. CLPUSA has been featured on One World Sports’ “Out of My League,” – http://tinyurl.com/n7jdaqo  while contesting the NATA Under-13 tournament. This season Cricket Let’s Play Academy will be part of the NATA U-12 Summer League. Joins us to prepare to the Travel, Regional and National, Teams and Trials, Leagues and Tournaments. Over the winter CLPUSA conducts coaching programs geared on improving the technical ability of the players. CLPUSA will continue to serve students with the latest and most effective drills and tips on improving their game. Parents are encourage to participate and be part of the management team.cropped-vc-first-logo5.jpg

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West Indies Health Check With Dave Cameron

Posted on February 24, 2017 by

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USA Cricket Calendar 2017

Posted on February 16, 2017 by

On behalf of the staff at ICC Americas, we hope everyone is enjoying a great start to the new year. We appreciate the work each of you do to help grow and support the game of cricket in the United States.

In response to many questions we receive, I wanted to get out a quick note to both update everyone on USACA and to also communicate upcoming programs that our office will continue to lead and oversee while USACA remains suspended.

With respect to USACA, over the last few months, our staff along with staff from ICC headquarters and the Sustainable Foundation Advisory Group (SFAG) have worked in good faith with USACA to continue to try to build a Constitution that will both unify the community and be a foundation for the continued growth of cricket in the U.S. This included a face to face meeting in Dallas on December 12 with leadership from USACA, members of the SFAG and staff from the ICC including CEO David Richardson and COO Iain Higgins.  We took some significant steps forward at that meeting and have continued to move forward in hours of subsequent calls and emails.  While we haven’t always agreed, I think we’ve all worked together in the best interest of the cricket community.

The ICC Board heard an update on the work to date on February 4 and sent a clear message that the revised Constitution should be finalized and provided to USACA as soon as possible so they can vote on it by no later than April 1 so the ICC Board can again consider USACA’s suspended status at their April Board meeting.

As mentioned above, given USACA’s suspended status, the ICC Americas office will continue to lead and oversee the selection and preparation for Team USA Senior Men, U18’s and Women’s squads who all participate in important global events this year.  Information on the activities planned in support of those teams is below.  We believe these plans, coupled with strong competition within local leagues and support from all US cricket stakeholders should allow Team USA’s men, youth and women the best chance at success in 2017.

Senior Men:

What Where
(Some venues TBC)		 When Who
Team USA WCL 3 Trial Matches Houston March 16 – 19 Existing Squad, plus some players to be added by USA Selection Panel
Specialist Performance Camp Houston April 6 – 9 Selected WCL Squad
Pre WCL Tour South Africa May 15 – 21 Selected WCL Squad
WCL 3 Uganda May 21 – 31 Selected WCL Squad

U18 Men:

What Where
(Some venues TBC)		 When Who
Specialist Performance Camp Houston April 6 – 9 6 x U18 players as designated by USA Selection Panel
U18 National Combine Houston April 22 – 23 Open to any U18 player who thinks they have realistic chance of joining existing U18 squad of 30 at U18 Trials in May (approx. 10 players to be selected through to May trial).
Players who register will cover own expenses.
Register for U18 Combine here:http://iccamericas.com/cricketcombine/players
Team USA U18 Trial Matches LA (TBC) May 26 – 29 Existing 30 players in U18 squad, plus approx. 10 selected from U18 National Combine
Pre Americas Qualifier Tour Florida (TBC) July 5 – 11 Selected U18 Squad
U18 Americas Qualifier Toronto July 15 – 25 Selected U18 Squad
WICB U19 Regional Event St Kitts August 15 – 27 TBC – only for winning team from Americas Qualifier

Senior Women:

What Where
(venues TBC)		 When Who
Specialist Performance Camp Houston April 6 – 9 6 x Women’s players as designated by USA Women’s Selection Panel
Skill Development Camp: CA Bay Area April 28 – 30 Open to any women’s players. Best players from this camp and NY camp to be invited to Team USA trial by USA Selection Panel
Register for camp here:
http://iccamericas.com/cricketcombine/players
Skill Development Camp: NY New York May 12 – 14 Open to any women’s players. Best players from this camp and CA camp to be invited to Team USA trial by USA Selection Panel
Register for camp here:
http://iccamericas.com/cricketcombine/players
Team USA Women’s Trial Matches Indianapolis June 9 – 11 Selected players only via Women’s Selection Panel
Pre Qualifier Tour UK (TBC) August 5 – 12 Selected Women’s Squad
Europe / Americas T20 Qualifier Scotland August 12 – 20 Selected Women’s Squad

Further to these National programs, it is our hope that “zonal” high performance and talent ID initiatives will be rolled out later in the year to support the on-going development of cricketers within key geographical centers across the country.

ICCA is also partnering with Cricket Australia, the US Olympic Committee, other National Governing Bodies and US cricket stakeholders to create a specific USA Coach Education system. This is a major piece of work that will be rolled out in phases. The hope is that draft “Intro to Cricket (level 0)” and “Level 1” content will be complete in time for a Level 1 Course in Atlanta in May. Following this initial course, facilitators from around the country will be trained in order to roll out Level 1 Coaching Courses in Q3 or Q4 this year.

We hope the information above is helpful but please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have questions. Tom Evans (tom.evans@iccamericas.com) is the best point of contact for any questions related to men’s, women’s, U18 or coach education programs and I am the best point of contact for anything governance related (eric.parthen@iccamericas.com).

Thanks again for all you do to support cricket in the United States!

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