STEERING COMMITTEE UPDATES PAT & PAL are key in running a Cricket League CRICKET MICHIGAN’s Lactometer enables cricket stakeholders  to work on the MILK that got mixed with WATER  rather than the WATER that the MILK got mixed with.   With very few national stakeholders of United States Cricket questioning  the rationale behind CRICKET MICHIGAN / MICHIGAN CRICKET ASSOCIATION / MICHIGAN CRICKET ACADEMY’s decision to affiliate with USACA as the Parent Body, CRICKET MICHIGAN’s steering committee is elated to answer the national stakeholders. CRICKET MICHIGAN would at the same time like to ask questions about PAT and PAL to those organizations who claim to be a team or league or the national organization in the territory of the United States operating the game of Cricket in one form or the other.   The thought that a cricket team just needs 15 players is the biggest short sighted vision a cricket / team administrator can ever have.   For a Cricket League to be run successfully  there must be cricket tournaments in various formats of the game, ranging from 20 overs each side to One day one innings to Multiday per  ICC – the governing body of World Cricket and/or  MCC – the guardian of the laws of Cricket. The weather constraints, support issues, local interest level and social grouping skills have forced Cricket Administrators in the territory of the United States to present innovative / modified version of the game, promoted internationally, to play here. A few of them being 15 overs a side game in a indoor (golf) dome with Indoor Cricket Ball 20 Overs […]