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February 11, 2008Posted by Martin Williamson on 02/11/2008 in USA
New York schools trial cricket
Sixteen schools in New York will embark on a pilot program for cricket starting in April. They will be participating in scheduled 20-over matches, for both boys and girls.
Tryouts for the games will take place between February 11 and 29.
For further information visit the New York City Public Schools Athletic League’s website at www.psal.org
Posted by: naman at February 17, 2008 5:55 AM
Nice. Its a good experience for both boys and girls in the USA to play cricket.
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