Student led organization to conduct intercollegiate cricket in the United States.
The National College Cricket Association gives college cricketers a genuine national stage. The association operates the NCCA National Championship at Prairie View Cricket Complex in Texas, maintains official records and statistics on CricCenter, and sets the playing conditions every member program competes under. More than sixty college programs — from UT Dallas and Texas A&M to Northeastern and MIT — have taken the field in NCCA competition. The long-term goal: make cricket a mainstream college sport, with pathways from campus to national and professional cricket.
The NCCA National Championship — a multi-week T20 event at Prairie View Cricket Complex, Texas.
Playing conditions, code of conduct, player eligibility, and umpire certification for all member colleges.
Official stats, records, and rankings — with full scorecards hosted on Criccenter.com and Cricclubs.com.
Founder, League operations and organization
Home of the NCCA National Championship — six grounds in Prairie View, Texas.
Official scoring, live streaming, points tables, and ball-by-ball scorecards for every NCCA match.
One representative per member program. Meets to approve rules and admit new colleges.