T20 Cricket World Cup has Westchester cricket clubs abuzz

Members from the New York Cowboys Cricket Club, one of the largest in Westchester, talked about the thrill of it all at a friendly match they held against the New York Strikers at Richard Presser Park in Hartsdale on Sunday.

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Jun 2, 2024, 4:45 PM

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Excitement is building among some Westchester cricket clubs now that the Cricket T20 World Cup is underway.

Members from the New York Cowboys Cricket Club, one of the largest in Westchester, talked about the thrill of it all at a friendly match they held against the New York Strikers at Richard Presser Park in Hartsdale on Sunday.

Dr. Vikas Agrawal said he and several of his teammates got tickets to the some of the World Cup matches that are taking place on Long Island.

"We're very excited. Actually, I brought the ticket for India and [the] USA. I'm going to take my two kids, my wife – we have four tickets," Agrawal said.

USA is scheduled to take on India on June 12 at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium.

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