Spent almost all of it on men's national team.
Only $14K on development! 
Only $13K in membership fees, $10K in sponsorship!
Higgins says there's going to be different allotment in the future. Better be!USACricket finances revealed
USACricket finances revealed
USACricket just posted the audit of its finances. Got over $4 million last year, over $2 million from ICC, $1.5 million from ACE.
Spent almost all of it on men's national team. Only $14K on development! Only $13K in membership
fees, $10K in sponsorship! Higgins says there's going to be different allotment in the future. Better be!
Spent almost all of it on men's national team.
Only $14K on development! Only $13K in membership fees, $10K in sponsorship!
Higgins says there's going to be different allotment in the future. Better be!Re: USACricket finances revealed
I'm with you on the complete lack of funding for development. There's a story on Emerging Cricket about the Netherlands bringing up home grown players. Besides quality, it obviously develops a fan base. In Victoria we have some money budgeted for juniors. How could USA cricket miss that?
Re: USACricket finances revealed
According to disclosure, USACricket did spend $171K on "youth cricket" (all expat youth I assume)..and $101K of
that went to travel, meals, etc! Of the $14K spent on "development" $10K went to travel, meals, etc. Also
spent $240K on "membership"...which resulted in $13K in membership income! If membership is still ten bucks
that means USACricket has a paid membership of 1300!
that went to travel, meals, etc!
Of the $14K spent on "development" $10K went to travel, meals, etc. Alsospent $240K on "membership"...which resulted in $13K in membership income!
If membership is still ten bucksthat means USACricket has a paid membership of 1300!