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October 22, 2007Posted by Martin Williamson on 10/22/2007 in USA
USACA's legerdemain fails to impress
Cricinfo's USA correspondent Deb K Das reviews the so-called new USACA constitution and finds that it is all a bit familiar.
In yet another display of the obduracy that has become endemic to its activities, the USACA Cricket Association trotted out a so-called 'final' version of a constitution that ICC had requested over a year ago. In doing so, it managed to ignore one salient fact; a redraft of the old constitution had been prepared and submitted to USACA in December 2006.
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Posted by: Fat_Bulborbs (Brisbane) at October 22, 2007 3:33 PM
This news is sooo depressing, is it possible for the ICC to impose themselves on the USACA and take control. At least some progress can be achieved that way.
Posted by: saif zia at October 23, 2007 3:53 PM
ICC is the governing body of cricket.Hence without any doubt i say that it has taken a very irresponsible step by almost finishing cricket in the states.This is a day to mourn for every cricket fan
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