USA Cricket Concerned About ACE’s Minor League Operations

USA Cricket’s interim chair, Atul Rai, has expressed concerns about ACE’s Minor League cricket operations. In a press statement, Rai highlighted ACE’s failure to follow USA Cricket guidelines and lack of communication, among other issues. As a result, USA Cricket has sent a letter to ACE with several questions to be answered before the event can be sanctioned. USA Cricket is also hosting a town hall meeting to discuss the matter and understand how they can assist players and owners.
USA Cricket’s Concerns
According to Rai, USA Cricket is taking the matter seriously and is concerned about the plight of players and owners. However, they are equally concerned about ACE’s operations without accountability. USA Cricket requires all entities to follow its protocols, as per the new sanctioning policy. ACE’s failure to adhere to these guidelines is a significant concern.
Letter to ACE
In its letter to ACE, USA Cricket has requested answers to several questions about the operations of Minor League Cricket. The responses will help USA Cricket understand the operations of Minor League Cricket and enable them to sanction the event. USA Cricket has urged ACE to respond promptly, allowing adequate time for sanctioning.
Town Hall Meeting
To provide full transparency, USA Cricket has organized a town hall meeting to discuss the concerns surrounding ACE’s Minor League operations. The meeting is scheduled for Friday, March 3, 2023, at 8 am PST / 11 am EST. The meeting is an opportunity for USA Cricket to understand the various aspects of ACE’s operations and how they can support players and owners.
Conclusion
USA Cricket is taking the matter of ACE’s Minor League cricket operations seriously. The organization requires all entities to follow its protocols as per the new sanctioning policy. USA Cricket has requested answers to several questions to be answered by ACE to enable the sanctioning of the event. USA Cricket is also hosting a town hall meeting to discuss the concerns and understand how they can support the players and owners.