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Cricketer Cory Anderson is optimistic about the future of cricket in the United States, envisioning a significant growth in the sport's popularity and infrastructure. As a prominent figure in the cricketing world, Anderson believes that with the right investments and grassroots initiatives, cricket can thrive and become a major sport in America, engaging a diverse fanbase and nurturing local talent.

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