Pro cricket in the Bay Area: Rules to know, and what you're watching
Briefly

Major League Cricket (MLC) is launching in the Bay Area with the San Francisco Unicorns among six teams, aiming to enhance cricket's presence in the U.S. Cricket has historical roots in the U.S., dating back to a match against Canada in 1844, yet it has struggled for popularity. The Bay Area's strong cricket community could lead to good attendance at Coliseum games. The inaugural match features the Unicorns against the defending champions, the Freedom, drawing in both cricket enthusiasts and new fans keen to learn the sport.
Major League Cricket is making its debut in the Bay Area with the San Francisco Unicorns, aimed at introducing cricket to a new audience.
Interest in cricket in the United States has been minimal, despite a historic match in 1844 between the U.S. and Canada.
The Bay Area is home to a strong cricket community, which may enhance the draw for the games at the Coliseum.
The league will showcase teams like the San Francisco Unicorns and the Los Angeles Knight Riders, attracting sports fans and cricket newcomers alike.
Read at The Mercury News
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