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  • Home
  • About
  • The Rules
    • The Basics
    • Bowling
    • Batting
    • Fielding
    • Base Running
    • Formats
    • Who’s Playing
  • Terminology
  • Features
  • Resources
  • A man running across the grass while playing cricket.
    Baseball,  Philosophy,  Rules

    Mankading and the Phantom Double Play

    As an American who didn't grow up with cricket, I find the whole Mankading debate fascinating. The idea that something can be allowed according to the "Laws of Cricket" but -- at the same time -- be in violation of…

    By cricamerica
  • A man tossing a ball to another person.
    Fitness,  Single-Leg Squats,  USA Cricket

    High Performance Fitness from Down Under

    One of the main things that Americans just discovering cricket have to wrap their brains around is the difference between pitching a baseball and bowling a cricket ball. And it's a lot more than just keeping your arm straight. As…

    By cricamerica
  • A cartoon of a man with his hand on his face.
    Design,  Memorabilia,  Morrisville

    It’s All in the Cards

    Whenever I find someone who stumbled into cricket as an adult and became a fan, I want to talk to them. But when I find out that they're also a popular artist who specializes in reimagining classic baseball cards and…

    By cricamerica
  • A man holding two sticks in the air.
    History,  Morrisville,  T20

    Major Moments in Minor League Cricket

    The second full season of Minor League Cricket has wrapped up after 200-plus matches involving 26 teams from around the country. When the dust cleared, it was Harmeet Singh and the Seattle Thunderbolts who overcame some pretty daunting odds to…

    By cricamerica
  • A man with dreadlocks and glasses is talking into a microphone.
    Culture,  History,  Media

    Post Apocalypso Cricket

    From the mid-70s to the early 90s, the West Indies Cricket team was the most dominating cricket XI on the planet. They didn't just beat teams and other nations, they destroyed them. As a sports fan, you'd have to look…

    By cricamerica
  • A pile of soccer cards with different teams on them.
    Design,  Hoarding,  Memorabilia

    Got Him. Got Him. Need Him. Part IV

    The Hundred is back for another year and that means two things: people complaining about an oddball new format slowly squeezing the life out of County Cricket AND the release of a new Cricket Attax series from Topps. This year's…

    By cricamerica
  • A crowd of people watching fireworks on the field.
    Culture,  Economics,  Travel

    Foreign Correspondent

    As an American who's gone to tons of professional and college sporting events over the past thousand or so years, it was cool to be able to check out a few Vitality Blast T20 matches on a recent trip to…

    By cricamerica
  • A red ball is on the beach near the water.
    Literacy,  Relaxing

    Summer Reading

    Summer -- it’s a time to relax, feel the sun on your face, and enjoy doing all the things you couldn’t do while being miserable all winter. If your idea of a relaxing summer day is kicking back with a…

    By cricamerica
  • A batter is swinging at the ball during a game.
    Gaming,  Technology

    Virtual Reality Check

    I've spent a good part of my life as a gamer and spent several years as a game reviewer for some of the top gaming sites on the Internet. My thumbs have gamed through everything from grainy, pixel-y, old school…

    By cricamerica
  • A microphone is sitting on the stand
    Lauderhill,  Television

    Calling The Shots

    The recent -- and Covid-shortened -- series between the USA and Ireland gave cricket fans in this country a lot of "firsts" to celebrate. It was the first T20 victory against a full-member nation in USA history. It also marked…

    By cricamerica
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