Stuart Law resigns as head coach of USA

The USA Cricket team has confirmed that head coach Stuart Law has stepped down from his role, just months after leading the team in a successful run during the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. Law, who began his position in April, quickly made an impact, guiding the USA to the Super 8s stage of the tournament. 

Under Law's leadership, the USA secured two notable wins, including a memorable victory over Pakistan in Texas that drew major attention to the team’s progress and potential. Reflecting on the decision, USA Cricket CEO Johnathan Atkeison acknowledged Law's contributions but noted the need for a new direction moving forward. 

“Given Stuart’s contribution to the program, this was not an easy decision to make,” Atkeison said. “Unfortunately, we felt that a change was necessary for the next phase of competitive preparation.”

The USA team is currently competing in the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup League 2, hoping to qualify for the 50-over World Cup for the first time. With this objective in mind, USA Cricket is looking ahead to bolster its team and strategy for a new chapter.