What does MLC mean in CRICKET

Major League Cricket (MLC) is a professional cricket league in the United States and Canada. It is sanctioned by USA Cricket, the official governing body for the sport in those countries. MLC provides an opportunity for talented players from both countries to compete on a higher level.

Any person aged 18 or over with the necessary talent and desire can participate in MLC. To register, you must be a US or Canadian citizen, have played or coached cricket at least one year prior to your registration and have a valid passport.

The inaugural season of MLC has been scheduled for 2022 and will include eight teams from cities across North America.

Games will generally follow the 20-over format, while some teams may play slightly longer forms of the game when weather conditions allow. All games will use white balls and pink-stripe wickets as per ICC regulations.

Teams typically play about 40 games throughout the season including regular season, playoffs, and exhibition matches. Each team plays its own city opponents five times during the regular season—three home games followed by two away games—for a total of 10 contests per city rivalry series.

Matches are hosted at venues throughout North America ranging from stadiums built exclusively for cricket to multi-purpose venues currently used for other sports leagues and entertainment events such as baseball fields, soccer stadiums, basketball arenas, football stadiums etc. Additionally each team also has its own practice facilities where they conduct training sessions with their squads.

Player salaries vary depending on experience and team performance but typical salary range reported is from $30 thousand & up to $100 thousand USD per annum.