USA cricket

ACF submits rival bid to govern US game

The American Cricket Federation has submitted a formal request to the ICC to recognise the ACF as a governing body for cricket in the United States in a strategic move that may cause the ICC to suspend the USA's Associate membership

Likely ICC suspension will help cricket, says chief executive

USACA reeling under $3 million debt

Tax returns of 2012 show legal fees weaken finances

Pick back to guide Notts bowlers

Reappointed bowling coach after USACA disappointment

An 11th Test country?

ICC discusses proposal to include top Associate

ACF launches North American comp

Three-match, 40-over Championship to be played in March

ACF announces advisory board

Chappell, Holding enlisted to help improve cricket in USA

National Championship to be broadcast live

USACA-ESPN3 agreement breaks new ground

News, views and gossip from the vibrant world outside the Test arena

Marginalised and messy

Review 2012: Associate nations slid further away from the spotlight this year, and several look unlikely to make their way back

Memories of a generous cricketer lost to a terror attack

Eleven years after he died in the 9/11 tragedy, Nezam Hafiz is fondly remembered by team-mates and family

'T20 has added a lot to the game'

Sunil Gavaskar talks about how innovations brought in by the shortest format are helping cricket break new ground. By Peter Della Penna

Lauderhill Mayor seeks ICC intervention

Wants USACA to sanction matches to save Florida venue

New Zealand's American dream

Andrew Alderson: They have a lot riding on promoting cricket in the US, but you wouldn't know that going by the team's recent performances in Florida

'We're known as the cricket capital of USA'

The mayor of Lauderhill, Florida, is a cricket fan. Who better as an evangelist for the game in America? By Peter Della Penna

Diaspora looks ahead to Florida cricket treat

While the West Indian diaspora awaits the on-field action, officials hope a good turnout boosts cricket in USA. By Peter Della Penna