USA Cricket Membership Update

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USA Cricket (USAC) is the governing body for cricket in the United States, overseeing the national men's, women's, and youth teams. It also manages Major League Cricket, the premier domestic Twenty20 competition in the U.S.

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The USA Cricket Board is pleased to advise that the 2021 USA Cricket Membership Program, which had record interest in 2021, will again be offered in 2022 with a great value offering supporting our Leagues, Clubs and individual players in 2022 again.

As we near the end of the calendar year in 2021, USA Cricket needs to inform all  League and Club members that we are in the final stages of the process of acquiring the insurance cover for all USA Cricket Members that renew. 

USA Cricket continues to roll out the Membership program in as inclusive a way as possible and looks forward in 2022 to extending the membership size from the record levels in 2021 as the game continues to grow and prosper in the United States. 

It is critical that all Leagues and Clubs who wish to avail of the fantastic value that the USA Cricket Membership offers ensure to indicate their membership renewal as soon as possible to continue full coverage for 2022 for the full calendar year. A full renewal announcement with the exact details of how and when all leagues, clubs and individuals will be able to renew will be released imminently.

For any queries we would  encourage you to please contact us via membership@usacricket.org.

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