Asia Tribune T20 First & Quarterfinal Rounds Carded

Asia Tribune T20 has released this weekend’s card for the First and Quarterfinal Rounds. Sixteen teams will be vying for the first silverware of the 2013 season.  The card is highlighted by the match-up of reigning Brooklyn League champions and former Eastern American winners MMZ. Matches get on the way at three venues; Marine Park C & D and Canarsie 80th Street. Game times 10 am and 2 pm on Saturday April 6th and Sunday April 7th. Full list of schedule below:

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Saturday April 6th at SEA VIEW 80th ST.

Challengers v/s S.G c.c          10. Am       King khan v/s Jazba c.c.         2. Pm

Saturday April 6th at Marine Park “C”

Bklyn knights v/s P.T.I             10. Am    Panthers v/s M.M.Z                2. pm

Saturday April 6th at Marine Park “D”

King Eleven v/s Punjab            10. Am Warriors v/s Bklyn Tigers         2. Pm

Sunday April 7th at Sea View 80th ST.

A.C.A v/s Wanderers               10. Am

Q F 1

Winner of A.C.A & Wanderers   v/s     Winner of Bklyn Knights & P.T.I  2. Pm

Sunday April 7th at Marine Park “D”

Pak Stallions v/s K.R                    9. Am

Q F 2

Winner of King Eleven & Punjab  v/s  Winner of Pak Stallions & K.R  12. Noon

Sunday April 7th at Marine Park “C”

Q F 3

Winner of Challengers & S.G.C.C.  v/s   Winner of Warriors & Bklyn Tigers 10. Am

Q F 4

Winner of Panthers & M.M.Z  v/s   Winner of King Khan & Jazba c.c. 2. Pm

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Pepsi ICC World Cricket League Division 3 – Match Schedule

Day Date National Sports Stadium St. David’s Somerset CC
Fri 26 April 2013 Teams Arrive
Sat 27 April 2013 Practice & Opening Function & Team Managers/Captains Meeting
1. Sun 28 Apr 2013 Bermuda v Uganda Italy v Oman Nepal v USA
2. Mon 29 Apr 2013 Italy v USA Bermuda v Oman Nepal v Uganda
3. Tue 30 Apr 2013 Rest / Reserve
4. Wed 01 May 2013 Uganda v Italy Bermuda v Nepal Oman v USA
5. Thu 02 May 2013 Nepal v Oman USA v Uganda Bermuda v Italy
6. Fri 03 May 2013 Rest / Reserve
7. Sat 04 May 2013 Bermuda v USA Nepal v Italy Uganda v Oman
8. Sun 05 May 2013 Final 3rd v 4th Play Off 5th v 6th Play off
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USYCA Announces Elections‏

USYCA_logoThe USYCA constitution mandates that elections for its Board of Directors be held every third year. The constitution stipulates:

– Election must take place the last Saturday in April (April 27 this year)

– Only Affiliate Member organizations in good standing may vote, with each receiving one vote
– Election can be held at a meeting or by proxy (proxy can be interpreted as an electronic ballot)
– The USYCA Executive Secretary is responsible for receiving the votes
– The results are to be published on our website (usyca.org)

To that end, USYCA officially announces that it will conduct its tri-annual election on Saturday, April 27, 2013. Elections will be conducted electronically, with complete voting instructions to be sent by email to each Affilaite Member organization prior to the election.

Voting will open at 12:00AM April 27, and close at 11:59PM. David Sentance, USYCA Executive Secretary, will have access to the online results, which he will share with the USYCA Board of Directors at midnight EDT (9PM PDT). The results will then be published on the USYCA website no later than Monday morning.

Nominations will open on March 31 and close at 11:59PM on April 14. On April 15 the candidates will be announced. Nominations are accepted only by email to nominations@usyca.org. There will be no exceptions.

If you are nominating someone other than yourself, please provide contact information so that the individual may accept or refuse the nomination.

USYCA encourages all interested individuals having permanent residence within the United States to place their names in nomination. After the close of the nominations period, USYCA will publish a candidate-submitted biography to include contributions to the cause of youth cricket, as well as a specific list of what the candidate intends to do personally in the next three years.

If the position you intend to seek has specific duties detailed in our constitution, please read these carefully and give them due consideration before placing yourself in contention.

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Dates Added To NY Youth Trials

Promoting the World's Best Game,

Promoting the World’s Best Game,

The New York Cricket Region, has added two additional dates to the Under-19 trials this spring. Trials will run on April 13th, 14th, 20th and the 21st at Gateway Oval, Spring Creek, Brooklyn. Days five and six will be held at Van Cortland Park in the Bronx on April 27th and 28th.  All U19 players born  on or after Sept 1st, 1993 are invited to attend the open trials on said dates.

After the 28th of April, players will be selected to continue in the USACA selection process while concurrently, the New York region will be selecting two (2) U19 teams to represent the region against the Atlantic and North East region during the 2013 season. Players are asked to be at both sessions at 930am sharp! Dress code for all sessions will be white clothes and white shoes. Please note that ONLY players attending the trials will be considered for selection.  For registration and more information please contact the NYCR youth coordinator Nigel Harper (516)315-8472, Dyon Ravello (917)266-5395 or Lester Hooper (347)538-2696.
All Players between the ages of 13 and 19 are ugre to register!
Player Eligibility Guide:
Born on or after Sept 1, 1993
Residency US Citizen by birth or Naturalization OR
Has resided for a minimum of 183 days in the USA in each of the 7 immediately preceding years OR
Has resided for a minimum of 183 days in the USA in each of the 4 immediately preceding years
Player who do not meet the requirement at this time are urge to attend for future consideration
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Regional and National Youth Trials in New York

Promoting the World's Best Game,

Promoting the World’s Best Game,

USACA and the New York Region will be holding U19 trials in preparation for the 2013 ICC Americas U19 tournament and the 2013 youth cricket season respectively. Trials will begin on April 13th and 14th at Gateway Park in Brooklyn and will continue on April 27th and 28th at Van Cortland park in the Bronx. All U19 players born  on or after Sept 1st, 1993 are invited to attend the open trials on said dates.

 
After the 28th of April, players will be selected to continue in the USACA selection process while concurrently, the New York region will be selecting two (2) U19 teams to represent the region against the Atlantic and North East region during the 2013 season. Players are asked to be at both sessions at 930am sharp! Dress code for all sessions will be white clothes and white shoes. Please note that ONLY players attending the trials will be considered for selection.  For registration and more information please contact the NYCR youth coordinator Nigel Harper (516)315-8472, Dyon Ravello (917)266-5395 or Lester Hooper (347)538-2696.
 
All Players between the ages of 13 and 19 are ugre to register!
 
 

 
Player Eligibility Guide:
Born on or after Sept 1, 1993
 
Residency US Citizen by birth or Naturalization OR
 
Has resided for a minimum of 183 days in the USA in each of the 7 immediately preceding years OR
 
Has resided for a minimum of 183 days in the USA in each of the 4 immediately preceding years
 
Player who do not meet the requirement at this time are urge to attend for future consideration
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Asia Tribune T20 Spring 2013

Asia Tribune T20 will open the spring proceeding for 2013. The pre-season chiller has attracted 16 teams, not only for the New York area but also from New Jersey and Boston. Each team will be playing finals night from ball one during the Knock-Out Tournament.

Core teams are made up of Brooklyn’s Wanderers, Pak Stallions, Panthers, American’s Punjab, Challengers, Warriors and Eastern American’s MMZ. The lot is completed by: Brooklyn Knights, PTI Americas Cricket Academy, Kings Roe, Kings XI, SGCC of New Jersey, Brooklyn Tigers, Kings Khan, and Boston Lagaan of Boston. Following the draw over dinner on Sunday 10th March the first round fixtures were carded:

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The NEW YORK CRICKET LEAGUE Is Back!

  NEW YORK CRICKET LEAGUE

                The New York Cricket League is now back at the new and improved parade grounds at Van Cortlandt Park.

After a hiatus of three (3) years this League that has been a staple in the Bronx is now actively recruiting team to reform the League. We have now inherited state of the art cricket pitches and are ready to go. Applications are now been accepted and the necessary slots are being filled up quickly. We are looking for ten (10) competitive teams. If you enjoy playing all your games at one facility then this is the place for you.  All our games are played at VCP and there are lots of parking available. Transporting matting will not be a problem – special bin will be constructed for feasibility.

Schedules are in the process of being prepared for the coming 2013.  Three different types of competitions would be played for during the session running from May through September. Competitions include League 40 overs, 30 overs Knockout and the Twenty20 plus the Champion of Champion Trophy. Entrance fee for the cricket season is inexpensive and this includes the registration of 15 players.

This league is one of the three leagues in the New York Region that is compliant with the USACA compliance reviews and will be participating in the Boroughs President’s Cup (formerly Mayor’s Cup) the Interleague and the newly created Champion of Champion Cup under the auspices of the New York Cricket Region.

The cricket grounds will officially be opened on Sunday May 4th.  Come celebrate with us.   Be a part of Cricket’s historical 99 years in Van Cortland Park.

The Youth Academy will be in full swing on Saturdays along with a 20/20 league.

Come join Cornwall, Primrose, Castle Hill, Valley Atomic Cricket Clubs who are ready to rumble for top honors.

Contact #  Milford Lewis  (H) 212-690-0592  (C) 917-679-9031       -President Godfrey Mitchell (C) 347 512 0108              


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Americas Cricket Academy 2012 Review

by Dyon Ravello

In 2012 Americas Cricket Academy was born to the New York Cricketing fraternity. The Academy contested three tournaments in addition to hosting a Labor Day Invitational Twenty 20.  AC Academy opened the season with the Millat T20 in Brooklyn. Grouped with Brooklyn Panthers and Pak America, the students were put to the test right at the start.

Hugh Craig's offspin was key to ACA's efort in 2012

Hugh Craig’s offspin was key to ACA’s Effort in 2012

ACA faced Pak America on debut, and routed the opposition for 77. Hugo D’Oliviera’s 4/23, Hugh Craig 3/11 and Francis Mendonca 2/15 initiated a dream start.  Openers Avinash Basdeo 30, and American National batsman Akeem Dodson 30, capped off a flawless start with an unbeaten 78 run stand in a mere 8 overs to post a 10 wicket win. On day two the Panthers were opening 2012 and the rookies needed something special on the day to topple the sleeping giant. Batting first this time around the Academy were limp as they could only muster 126/4. Pick of the bowlers a day earlier D’Oliviera notched 47 not out. The bowling against the Panthers was impotent as the Brooklynites ran out with a comfortable six wicket win. Nonetheless ACA advanced to the quaterfinals.

In the Millat knockout phase the Academy met Shaheen. Shaheen batted first and took advantage of indiscipline bowling to rack up 168/8. There were no big score from the Shaheen batsmen with only Jahanzib Alam 27 and Adnan 21. For the Academy Hugh Craig had 2/12 and D’Oliviera 2/32 were the pick of the bowlers. ACA feel six short allout for 162 with Kevin Fraser 47, Sean Stanislaus 23, Jawad Alam snared three wickets. A decent start for the fledgling club.

Off to the BBT20 ACA met Brooklyn Stars who batted first with Abrar Zafar stroking 54 and Asim 24, Stars 124 all out in 19 overs. D’Oliviera was again on the money with 4/22, Prashant Nair had 2/20, and Dellon Moffat 2/14. In response the Academy strode home on the back of 35 from Lawrence Shoy, and Michael Noble 34. Tahir had 2/17, Nafeez 2/23 and Abrar 1/26 bowling for the Stars. ACA five wicket winners on the day.

Prashant Nair was consistent bowling left arm orthodox during the Academy's campaign

Prashant Nair was consistent bowling left arm orthodox during the Academy’s campaign

In game two ACA met Travel Treat knowing a win would eliminate the opponents and earn pole position in the group. Travel Treat batted first scoring a competitive 135. Only Zafar with 23 showed any resistance as Noble and Shoy pegged dismissals at regular intervals with four and two wickets respectively. Needing 30 run off 18 deliveries the student completed the victory with three balls to spare Rafique Nazeer with a matching 43 not out, and Malo Marshall 29. Umar and Asim had three and two wickets respectively for the Travelers.

Off to the second quarterfinal in as many tournaments ACA met the imposing Bedessee Destroyers. The Destroyers had chased down 181 to qualify after losing game one. Batting first the Academy were set back by damp conditions, scoring a paltry 111 their lowest total to date. Akeem Dodson 23, Jermaine Lawson 22, and D’Oliviera 21 all played cameos. For the Destroyers, Adam Sanford 2/14, Keon Lake 2/18 and Azurdeen Mohammed 2/24 limited the run flow.

What seemed like a pedestrian total did taking some getting, as Stanislaus struck 3/14 with Nair 2/19 to stem Destroyers  at 73/8. A mix up at “Cow Corner of all places,” led to a crucial drop which literally cost ACA the match that was followed by another miss at long on to seal another quarterfinal exit for the Academy.

Troy Mars was the first to fifty for the Academy, coming in the Sixes made it more special

Troy Mars was the first to fifty for the Academy, coming in the Sixes made it more special

On to the Sixes, ACA opened the first sixes tournament against NY Centurion scoring a record 93/1 off just five overs. Troy Mars scored a tournament high 52 not out with American batsman Akeem Dodson stroking 34. Centurion did give the total a try getting to 63. A stellar start to the fanfare of instant Sixes cricket was short lived as Alex Amsterdam raced to the 31 require to retire as Liberty chased 67 set by the Academy. Only Akeem Dodson with 27 showed any impetus. Amsterdam who struck crucial blows with the ball returned with the bat thumping 33 which included sixes around the park. Michael Noble 22, remained unbeaten as Liberty ended the tournament as runners up. This time the Students were left on the sidelines at the semifinal stage.

 

A Fitting End to 2012

The season seemed done and dusted for the Academy, until Labor Day weekend. ACA met Punjab in the velloCricket Invitational T20. Punjab won the toss and batted first with Shahbaz scoring 60, and Junaid Alam 48 leading the charge to 163/8. Bowling for the Academy, Dino Cho Wee Nam 2/24 and Ata Khan 2/36 were the pick of the bowlers. As if the previous exits at quarterfinals and semifinal stages was not dishearten enough, their response began with five batsmen failing to trouble the scorers.

Jahanzib got the closest to a century with the Academy's top score

Jahanzib got the closest to a century with the Academy’s top score

At 15/5 Jahanzib Alam and Sameet Khawaja combine and consolidated.The pair rotated the strike taking advantage of any loose opportunies to earn a boundary. Jahanzib was the aggressor as Khawaja played a superb sheet anchor role as the pair added 118 for the sixth wicket. Jahanzib fell six runs shy of a Twenty20 hundred as he lead the Academy to within sight of victory. Ravello joined Khawaja with a run a ball 30 needed. It seemed to be a change in the guard as Khawaja’s contribution of 33 was ended leaving Ravello to complete a deserving win, the skipper remained unbeaten on 26 to complete a hard fought two wicket victory. As the 2013 peeks over the horizon, Americas Cricket Academy will be keen to continue in the same vain as that famous min over Punjab. 

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USACA Releases 2013 Calendar

 

Dates

Event

Location

Teams

March 17 to 23 ICC Americas T20Q Florida, USA Bermuda, USA, Cayman Islands, Suriname & the winner of Americas Division 2 in Feb 2013. Top two teams qualifies for ICC World T20 Qualifier later in 2013 in UAE
March 24 – 30 ICC Americas 50 Overs Match Practice Series Florida, USA Bermuda, USA, Cayman Islands, Suriname. Organised by ICC to give USA and Bermuda international 50-Overs match practice in preparation for WCL Division 3 in Bermuda in April
April 28 – May 5 Pepsi ICC WCL Division 3 Bermuda USA, Nepal, Bermuda, Oman, Italy & Uganda . Top two teams advance to WCL Division 2, qualifies for ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier in early 2014 and eligible for $175K additional funding primarily for the Qualifier preparation
July 7 – 14 TBC ICC Americas U19 Division 1 Championship Toronto, Canada (TBC) Bermuda, Canada, USA. A double round -robin tournament. The top team qualifies for ICC 2014 U19 World Cup. There is no U19 global qualifier as in past years.
July 25 to 28 Auty Cup Toronto or Edmonson USA and Canada. A bi-lateral series outside of ICC events, held annually on a rotating host basis. USA hosted in 2012. Canada’s turn to host in 2013. Match series consists of a 2-day match, one 50-Overs match and two T20 matches.

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NY Region Preseason Continues

 

Promoting the World's Best Game,

Promoting the World’s Best Game,

The New York Cricket Region invites all players from Under 15, Under 19, Womens and Mens to participate in winter training. Sessions continues each Saturday, all players interested representing the region are urged to contact Coach Fraser 646 235 3243, for afternoon sessions from 5pm till 7pm players are asked to arrive at 4:15 pm. Players are asked contribute $20.00.

Winter sessions are geared toward regional preparation for National tournament this year. Additionally senior players have a priceless opportunity to address National selectors in preparation for the ICC Americas T20 tournament in March as well as the ICC World Division 3 Tournament in Bermuda this April and Nation Under 19’s in July.

 Winter Session at: Storm Basketball Academy 45 Cherry Valley Avenue, West Hempstead, NY 11552
The following players are invited to attend. Players not listed, but interested in participating in regional competition are cordially invited.

 Steve Massiah (United Sports), Akeem Dodson (Sheffield CC), Azurdeen Mohammed (MMZ) Trinson Carmichael (NYYCCC) Andre Kirton, Nicholas Stanford (Atlantis), Adrian Gordon, Karan Ganesh (ACS Everest) Gregory Sewdial (ACS Everest) Carl Wright, Dino Cho Wee Nam, Rocky Kowchai (MMZ) 10. Kaveshwar Bridgepaul (Atlantis), Rishaad Marshall (Villagers) Brian Murphy (River Valley) Quasen Alfred (Liberty) Francis Mendonca (Big Apple), Prashant Nair (Atlantis),Keon Lake (Atlantis) Faisal Taj (Cosmos) Dwayne Hurley (Atlantis) Dominic Audain (Middlesexx) Jazeb Tariq, Imran Mahzar (Punjab), Alex Amsterdam (Atlantis), Abrar Zafar (Punjab) Casper Davis Jr (Atlantis), Denroy George (Sheffield) Camran Mirza, Ken Lake, Sumon Bari  Maurice Powell, Zaheer Saffie (Big Apple) Shahnawaz (ACS Everest) Michael Noble, Barrington Bartley, Jahanzib Alam, Asad Munawwir (Warriors) Naeem Arif (Punjab), Nousherwan Adil (Panthers), Saliq Iqbal (Panthers), Salman Ahmed (Panthers), Wahab Munir, Zafar Khan (Punjab) 

Under 19:

Amarnauth Persaud (MMZ), Randall Wilson (NYYCC), Troy Mars (Melbourne NY Alliance), Rafique Nazeer (NYYCC), Travis Ross (MMZ), Zahib Tariq, Ayaz Mohammed, Az Cheema, Bilal Khan, Hayat Khan, Saed Haider (Lycans), Tanveer Khan (Warriors), Clifford Hamilton (Atlantis), Sajib Salam (Cosmos), Hamza Rana, MD Islam, Ahsan Riaz, Leon Mohabir, Rohan Burrell, Bjorn Brown, Dhanraj Hansraj, Brandon Boodoo, Kamran Hussain Rana, Sameet Khawaja (Sheffield CC), Waqas Shah, Foisal Mohammed (Lycans) Faisal Ahmed (Lycans), Syed Hussain (BCANA), Faraz Hassan, Shujon (Lycans), Refat (Lycans), Zain Masood, Michael Katwaroo, Brandon Dat

New York Youth Cricketers

Under 15:

Nicholas Harripersad, Surrendra Singh, Rahim Khan, Keifer Phil, Usman Ashraf, Burhan Saeed, Muhammad Shahzad, Syed Abdullah, Hussain Cheema, Khushaud Hamza, Ryan Persaud, Orette Irons, Syed Ahmad, Zain Awan, Steven Chaitram, Syed Ali Javon Blackman, Ryan Shangie, Yousuf Shah, Justin Deopaul, Elliot Bedessee, Shah Hussain and Khari Broomes

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