| Series | Countries | Live Scores | Fixtures | Results | News |
Features
|
Photos | Blogs | Statistics | Archive | Video & Audio | Games | Mobile | |||||||||||||||||||||
« Getting shirty | Ireland to go semi pro? »
December 12, 2005Posted by Martin Williamson on 12/12/2005 in USA
USA scores another own goal
So low is the USA Cricket Association's standing in world cricket - this was the organisation barred from the last ICC AGM in London - that you woukd think they would do all they could to show that they are now on the ball. Not so. At the weekend they held a meeting in Dallas which should have shown that all disputes are a thing of the past. The problem is ... nobody turned up.
The attendance was so poor that there were not enough people present to constitute a forum, and furthermore, only six of the 12 USACA directors turned up, so it was not even possible to hold a board meeting.
- Sarel Burger to captain Namibia
- PNG appoint Peter Anderson as coach
- Ireland map out path to Tests
- Big room for Canadian improvement
- MPs join campaign to honour Frederick Heather
- Supersport extends East Africa TV deal
- I could have won the game
- Netherlands gain major sponsorship deal
- Can't wait to bowl at No. 1 team - Hassan
- Three teams vie for African title