Throughout this long, often rambling, interview I didn't see one mention of bringing cricket to mainstream Americans aside from what the USYCA is doing.

These 50 over gigs with the Short-Shorts should never have been scheduled.  Team "USA" needs to play much better sides if they want to have a chance of making it past the Division 3 qualifier.

I'm afraid I don't hold out much hope for this ACF for the same reason no other competing USA cricket organization has succeeded.  The sole and solitary purpose the USACA plays is organizing the national teams; men, women, junior.  It's really done absolutley nothing else for cricket in this cournty and really doesn't care to. I've ...

Jamie, curious to know (as many other people are):  how much experience to YOU YOURSELF have playing cricket?  How many years have you been playing? What clubs, what teams?  And I mean out in the middle, playing a full game, batting, bowling, fielding?  If someone's trying to get America to enjoy 'the pleasures of playing ...

Need to reign in your ego Jamie.  It's not good for the game. This is America, everyone who gets involved in cricket is going to run into plenty of criticism and skepticism.  If you're  just going to lash out at every criticism, imagined (as you did with the Melville guy) or real it's going to be an unpleasant road for you. ...

Think you're being a little touchy, Jamie.  There's been dozens of  attempts to bring Kiwk Cricket into schools over the years that haven't succeeded (Malcolm Nash probably the best known). Why do you assume he's referring to your program?  And I think your claim to being "wildly successfull" is rather premature. ...

This was the boringest cricket I've ever watched! Multi-day cricket should be outright banned from North America. This is America in the 21st century not Mumbai or Barbados in the 1950s.  This whole event sets cricket back, not forward, in North America.  

By plaing in this thing all these guys are as tainted as the cricketers who played in apartheid South Africa. NO NORMAL CRICKET IN AN ABNORMAL ORGANIZATION!

Lockerbie's salary was paid by the ICC but still outrageous they were paying that kind of money to someone who during his one and half years didn't do much except trail the national team around with his girlfriend.  Have to assume they'll pay the new CEO more than Lockerbie got.

To paraphrase a slogan that should sound familiar: "No normal cricket in an abnormal organiziation!"  They may want to play cricket.  So did the Afrikaaners during apartheid.  You agree to play for a corrupt organization you become a party to corruption. Simple as that.  If the top 40/50 players in this county ...