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Tournament Committee provides update |
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Cupertino, April, 25. California Cricket Academy's National Tournament Committee updated all its members today with its vision for junior cricket for USA and the progress made so far on the 2nd National Junior tournament. Addressing a packed room at Hyde Middle School, Ram Varadarajan, Chairman of the Committee, kicked off the meeting in a rousing fashion, laying out the goals of the tournament and how it would benefit youth cricket in USA. He was later joined by his team of Naresh (Finance), Vijay (Operations), Magazine (Praachi & Ajay) to provide a progress. See attached presentation for more details.... |
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USACA National Junior Tournament Ends on A High |
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Ten teams from eight cricket regions nationally participated in the 4-day, 23-game tournament played at Stanford, Santa Clara, Cupertino and San Jose.
Hosts California Cricket Academy (CCA) won the Under-11, Under-13 championship while North West Centurions won Under-15.
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US National Jr. cricket tournament |
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Home to baseball and basketball, cricket is a relative newcomer to the United States. With the arrival of a large number of migrants from South Asia, however, cricket has become a passion amongst the men and youth from former British colonies. On pleasant spring and warm summer weekends, it is not uncommon to see players dressed in whites basking in the joy of a cricket match.
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CCA Wins U-11, U-13 and U-15 National 2007 Championship title |
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June 24, Cupertino, CA. On a wonderfully sunny Sunday afternoon, a 500-strong crowd of cricket enthusiasts jostled for space along the boundary flags on the Santa Clara Cricket Ground. The event was the championship match in the Under-15 category of the 2nd US National Junior Cricket Tournament conducted by the bay area non-profit organization, California Cricket Academy. The moment was the imminent win of home team favorite CCA All Stars. As the crowd waited in hushed silence, Mital Patel of New Jersey Select XI ran in to bowl to Mihir Deo of CCA All Stars. As the ball passed wide of the batsman, the umpire declared it a wide. The crowd erupted into a frenzy of celebration and the rest of the CCA All Stars team ran in to congratulate their batsman. |
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"Bharuch Cricket Association recognizes CCA's service to cricket." |
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The letter perhaps may be suprise to you to intoduce ourselves that we are association striving to prompt and develop cricket through our Indian friends and relatives residing in CA and USA. |
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Cricket fever spreading in Bay Area |
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If you happen to hear strange talk of "wickets and overs,'' see teens dressed in full-length white slacks and polos, or wonder why someone is cheering on a friend by chanting: ``Bowling by bowling by bowling!'' -- don't fear. You haven't entered the Twilight Zone.
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National youth cricket tournament draws hundreds to Bay Area |
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About 800 spectators attended the country's first Junior National Cricket Tournament held June 22-25 at scattered South Bay venues, according to organizer Hemant Buch of Cupertino.
Buch said about 200 youngsters, ages 6 to 15, from as far away as New York and Kansas, played 22 matches on cricket pitches at Stanford University, and in Santa Clara, Cupertino and San Jose. |
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