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In response to ""Seattle will not host any matches during the 2023 season, as the Orcas need a suitable facility in which to play." I was hoping to get in a match if I got an ASG ticket -- (link*)" by crash davis

I wonder if there's a seasonable advantage to cricket in the U.S.?

Posted by Mop (aka rburriel) Mar 23 '23, 11:17

I imagine a lot of cricket is played in the southern hemisphere (I'm looking at you, Australia). Can an athlete play in Australia half the year and the U.S. the other half?

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Cricket has a pretty busy, year-round calendar, and there is already tension between players playing for their national side and their side gigs in - Roger More Mar 23, 12:00
lots of US players, minors and some majors, play in South America off season....but yes -- (pic) - zeitgeist Mar 23, 11:22 [Attachment]
They were saying they were looking at July when world class players will be available with other leagues not playing -- nm* - crash davis Mar 23, 11:19

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