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Select Singleplayer to play a game against the computer or select Multiplayer to play against another person in this online cricket league. Once you select the mode and pick the team you want to represent, it's time to hit the ground!\r\n\r\nIn Singleplayer, your goal is to score more than a set number of points while preventing the computer from knocking over your wickets (the red poles behind you). The computer will throw a ball at you each turn. When you're ready, click to swing your bat and try to get it through one of the numbers on the right side of the screen. Try to go for 4 and 6 points every time! \r\n\r\nIn Multiplayer, you'll take turns as the batsman and the bowler. As the bowler, your objective is to make sure your opponent doesn't beat your batting score. Try to knock over both your opponent's wickets, because this immediately ends their turn. Use the on-screen meter to determine the power of your throw. HINT: Try using different power levels to confuse your opponent!\r\n" } } , { "@type":"Question", "name":"", "acceptedAnswer":{ "@type":"Answer", "text":"" } } ] } ] Ad NoticeThis game is exclusively available through a publisher who has built ads into the game files. Because of this, we are unable to remove the ads for subscribers, like we do for all the other pages of the site.

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Major League Cricket (MLC) is a professional Twenty20 cricket league in the United States. Operated by American Cricket Enterprises (ACE) and sanctioned by USA Cricket, it began play on July 13, 2023, with six teams representing major U.S. cities under a single-entity model.[1] The first season took place over three weeks at Grand Prairie Stadium in Grand Prairie, Texas, and Church Street Park in Morrisville, North Carolina, concluding on July 30, 2023.[2][3] In 2021, the development league for MLC, Minor League Cricket (MiLC), completed its inaugural season, which was contested by 27 franchise-based teams.[4]

There have been various attempts to hold a Twenty20 (T20) cricket league in the United States, such as the short-lived Pro Cricket (which played a single season in 2004),[5] and the American Premier League, a proposed league in partnership between the United States of America Cricket Association (USACA) and New Zealand Cricket, modelled after domestic T20 competitions.

In November 2018, USA Cricket announced that it was seeking partners to establish a domestic T20 league in the country by 2021, with goals to "engage existing fans and grow new ones", and spur "sustainable development of cricketing infrastructure across the United States".[5] In May 2019, USA Cricket accepted a bid by American Cricket Enterprises (ACE) for a US$1 billion investment, covering the league and other investments benefitting the U.S. national teams. Its partners include Satyan Gajwani and Vineet Jain of The Times Group, and Willow TV founders Sameer Mehta and Vijay Srinivasan.[6][7] As part of the agreement, ACE also handles commercial activities for T20I and ODI matches hosted by the United States.[8]

In January 2019, USA Cricket was approved as the new governing board for cricket in USA,[9] replacing the USACA, which had been expelled from the International Cricket Council in September 2017 due to governance issues.[10] The new body set a goal for cricket to reach wider, mainstream popularity in the country, where it has typically been considered a niche international sport.[11][12]

In an annual general meeting on February 21, 2020, it was stated that USA Cricket planned to launch Major League Cricket in 2021, and a 22-team development league known as Minor League Cricket that summer as a prelude.[13] Minor League Cricket was officially announced the following week, with plans to host a nine-week, 170-game season beginning July 4;[14] however, it was postponed to 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States.[15][16]

In February 2021, MLC announced plans for Minor League Cricket Youth and Major League Cricket Youth leagues, which would, alongside a MLC Jr. Championship and player development program, serve as a development system for younger players to progress towards Major League Cricket and the national team.[20] In May 2021, the launch of Major League Cricket was delayed to 2023 due to COVID-19 and to provide additional time to develop facilities.[21]

In May 2022, Major League Cricket announced it had acquired funds of $120 million as part of its Series A and A1 fundraising rounds.[22] Investors committing to MLC featured the likes of Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella, Ross Perot Jr., Anand Rajaraman, Shantanu Narayen and more.[23] MLC plans to use these funds to mainly build stadiums and first-class facilities in the hopes of accelerating cricket's development across the United States.[24][25]

Following the draft, it was reported that USAC had not yet sanctioned either Major or Minor League Cricket for the 2023 season, with the ICC stating that its members should not issue No Objection Certificates (NOCs) to release players to participate at this time. Interim chairman of the board Atul Rai citing unspecified concerns and outstanding issues over how ACE is administering the competitions, including wanting to seek a more "favorable" short-term agreement. MLC director Justin Geale stated that the sanctioning applications were with USA Cricket", and that "the recent staffing changes at USA Cricket may have contributed to any delays.[39] In April 2023, the league was officially sanctioned by the ICC, removing a significant obstacle to the league launching in July.[40] Play began on July 13, 2023.[41]

USA Cricket's CEO Iain Higgins identified Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, New Jersey, New York, and San Francisco as markets where the sport was most popular.[19] The league's six inaugural teams will be in Dallas, Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, D.C.[46]

Minor League Cricket is a developmental league for Major League Cricket that completed its inaugural season in 2021.[16] It consists of 26 franchise-based teams in four regional divisions.[80] Unlike Major League Cricket, Minor League Cricket uses privately-owned franchises.[44]

The Kolkata Knight Riders' Andre Russell plays a shot during Indian Premier League cricket match in Kolkata on April 29. Russell is a player on Major League Cricket's Los Angeles Knight Riders. Bikas Das/AP hide caption

"It's a new beginning for cricket in this country," said Zubin Surkari, who is managing operations for Major League Cricket. "T20 (a shorter format) is an exciting three hours of cricket, the pitch looks great, the field looks great. This has never been done in terms of a stadium of this magnitude."

The two businessmen plan to grow the game in the United States by bringing in international talent, and building stadiums and training facilities in hopes of cultivating the new generation of U.S. cricketers.

"The T20 format of cricket is very palatable to most people," Surkari said. "Three hours of fun, getting ready for the stadium which has concession stands and lights and things for kids to do. It is like any other Minor League, Major League Baseball, but not just on that grand scale yet."

However, Peter Della Penna, a former ESPN cricket writer, said the MLC has failed to cater to the sporting culture of the U.S. and has not done much to cultivate organic support from the general American public.

"A lot of the tickets have been given away as gifts to the families of the cricket players and organizers to fill in the stadium for the opening night," he said. "There has been little to no effort made in terms of initiating grassroot level effort."

Penna has been covering cricket in the U.S. for the past 18 years. He said that MLC's approach of developing cricket in the country is not different from that of USA Cricket (the men's and women's national cricket teams), as both have depended largely on migration patterns instead of building an organic pathway like other sports.

"There are a lot of people immigrating to participate in MLC but what does that say about the health and sustainability of the league and cricket more broadly in the country," Penna said. "Instead of bringing in international stars that no Americans know about, cricket should rather be introduced as a high school league first which will create a pathway for it to be a NCAA Division 1 scholarship sport."

And while Houston has a strong enough presence in cricket to have hosted training camps leading to the Major League Cricket debut, the league will need similar facilities in the six cities with teams.

"Some days I think we're crazy," tournament director Justin Geale said. "We're in the middle of Dallas and we've got a cricket ground. I saw the vision. I got very excited. I got goosebumps when I first came in here. I thought, 'We can do this.'"

"What I would love to do is for these fans to quickly bring their friends, family, associates, colleagues along to a game and have them sample this," Mehta said. "But it's OK if it takes another year. And by next year, we'll be doing a lot of general marketing, trying to reach out to mainstream American sports fans."

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