College Cricketers are among the brightest and the best. You go on to major positions in medicine, finance,  IT, engineering, law and other professions, but sometimes you need a little help finding that first position.

Send your information to us, we will post it in a special Section FREE. This offer is limited to players who have particpated in either of the American College Cricket Championships or other American College Cricket-approved games.

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College All America Teams are the equivalent of All Star Teams in Professional sports in the US. The designation is primarily Honorary.

However as we did last year, when a College All Star Team played the 2009 Champions, Montgomery College, we will endeavour to have the All Americans play. 

There were many more deserving cricketers than could be selected. If you were not selected, you were given motivation to be better in anything you do.

The All Americans selected are expected to represent their fellow College Cricket players well, and exemplify what our student-athletes are: cricket players, students and good human beings.   

They are expected to do their part in advancing cricket in the USA & Canada.

Anand Patel (UMBC)

Hashim Khan (GMU)

Saisitaram Ramesh (USF)

Sudeep Misra (Thunderbird)

Ahmad Malik (York U)

Gavish Sharma (UPenn)

Maaz Tasneem Khan (Wooster)

Jai Patel (York U)

Mohammed Kamran (Montgomery)

Nisarg Choksi (Rutgers)

Ankush Chandra (BU)

Mishal Patel (USC)

Kalpesh Patel (UMiami)

Bilal Shahid (York College)

Pavan Chakravarty (St Cloud State)

Rahul Potghan (Auburn)

Ahmad Malik (York U)

Adil Bhatti (MC)

  Steve Kalloo, Umpire since 1989 (WICUA/USCUA), has officiated  International games and has spent decades watching Test and First Class cricket. Umpire Kalloo said the fielding at the 2010 American College Cricket Spring Break Championship was “some of the best fielding I have seen…..as good as Test level “.