In the spring of 1934, a few expatriates from England, drawn together by their mutual passion for the game of cricket, formed the Corinthian Cricket Club. The game was virtually unknown in the United States at the time, although three other cricket clubs were already playing in Los Angeles.
The Corinthian Cricket Club has come a long way
In the spring of 1934, a few expatriates from England, drawn together by their mutual passion for the game of cricket, formed the Corinthian Cricket Club. The game was virtually unknown in the United States at the time, although three other cricket clubs were already playing in Los Angeles.
The Corinthian Cricket Club has come a long way from its tentative beginnings to become one of the strongest, most well-established members of the Southern California Cricket Association. Not only are we a strong social club which includes our local partnership with the Springbok Bar & Grill, but through the years, we have also won all the major trophies in our cricketing arena. Our strength lies in our diversity and our flexibility in changing with the times.
Our members come from all over the world and represent teams in both division three and five of the Southern California Cricket Association.
Schedules and statistics can be found on the SCCA's website via the following:
Corinthians (Division three)
Casuals (Division five)
Meet our Social & Touring Team! Our Occasionals Team play in whites, aim to please socially and welcome everyone! Club Stalwart, Dr. Anil Tulpule is captain of the Occasionals. Reach out to learn more.
The above photo was taken of our 'Occasional Cricketers’ on NYE, December 31st 2023. It was amazing to see so many older faces and club members from the past at the match!
Send us a message if you are interested in joining one of our practice sessions or want to see one of our matches.
6350 Woodley Avenue, Van Nuys, California 91406, United States
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