Watch! ICC visit the White Sox
The Chicago White Sox started their baseball club on a cricket field, and history came full circle this month when the ICC held a 'combine' for USA cricketers at Cellular Field in Chicago.
The ICC had a number of US national team players there as they look to develop the team, and a number of ICC guests were in attendance, including former players and current international coaches.
Ron Kittle, a Sox legend and 1983 Rookie of the Year, was also there to try his hand at cricket, adorably kitted out in a helmet and gloves, and taking advice from a few cricketers.
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