cricmap.us - A map of Cricket in the USA
How to use CricMap
Use the filter icon in the top left to filter by International, Professional, Club level, Village level, and Makeshift cricket grounds.
Scroll to the bottom of the sidebar to switch to Satellite view and inspect the grounds for yourself.
What is CricMap?
CricMap is an attempt to catalogue all the cricket grounds in the United States.
You can learn more about cricket (the world's second most popular sport) here: USA Cricket
There is no partnership between this site and any venue or organization listed on the map. Any retailers listed have not been vetted or vouched for.
USA Cricket (the sport's current governing body in the United States) should do a better job at unifying the various forms and leagues of recreational cricket that are currently played. Gaining visibility on the state of cricket in the USA is one step.
Legend
International Level
Certified by the ICC to host international matches
Minor League / Major League Cricket levels
Used by teams competing in Minor League / Major League Cricket
May include stadia under construction / renovation
Club Level - roughly to the level of an ECB Premier League club
At least 50m boundaries from nearest middle stump
Natural pitch looks in decent to good condition
Maintained by a local club, organization, or parks department
Lawn/field markings indicate dedicated cricket use
Grass looks in healthy condition
Village level - a quality ground that doesn't quite meet club standards
At least 50-55m boundaries from middle of pitch
Natural or high-quality synthetic pitch
Grass or usable turf to edge of boundary
No overlap with other sports fields
May have fielding hazards outside boundary line
Makeshift - judgment call, any combination of the following:
No natural pitch (i.e. synthetic pitch) or high-quality open space with no defined pitch
Less than 50-55m to the shortest boundary from middle of pitch, or non-standard pitch dimensions / irregular shape
Dead or decaying grass
Grass varies greatly in condition or does not extend to edge of boundary
Overlaps with other sports fields (e.g. baseball)
Markings indicate primarily other-than-cricket use
Fielding hazards within boundary line
Looks unpleasant to play on
Additional legend:
Cricket bat icon = Looks like a pleasing cricket ground to play on
Tree icon = Looks below club level despite being selected for official USA Cricket play
Black hammer icon = Under construction for official/community use, expected to be of decent standard