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December 19, 2007Posted by on 12/19/2007 in USA
Houston, we could have a problem
Cricket is thriving among the ex-pats in Houston, Texas. But, reports the Houston Chronicle, the future of the game could be threatened.
Posted by: Brian Tsekwende at December 19, 2007 7:35 AM
Can some1 please give methe contacts to American Cricket associations please. I am in the States and would love to play cricket .I am a Zimbabwean guy who played at school , college and in National league .Please e mail me on mctsek@yahoo.com. I m in the Houston Texas.
Posted by: Rich B at December 19, 2007 1:00 PM
According to the article the future of the game is in the balance because the expat players have no interest in passing the game down to the next generation. There's a remedy for that: take an interest.
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