Washington Freedom: The Rise of Cricket in America’s Capital

The Washington Freedom is a prominent Major League Cricket (MLC T20) franchise cricket club which is rapidly becoming a beacon for cricket enthusiasts in North America. capital. With a vision for uniting communities through the sport, this dynamic team is creating waves. This year, your favorite explosive international and local stars will join hands together playing for the title they were devoid last year. 

Washington Freedom International Players 2024

The Washington Freedom has strategically onboarded world-class players for the upcoming season. Among them, the aggressive opening batter, Travis Head, has been making a significant impact in the Indian Premier League (IPL). Head’s explosive batting from ball one has made him an exciting player to watch along with his opening partner Rachin Ravindra.

And then there’s Glenn Maxwell, known for his massive sixes that can swiftly alter the game’s context. With a well-rounded team covering all aspects of the game—from fielding to batting and a lethal bowling attack—the Washington Freedom aims to clinch the title they narrowly missed out on last year.

Washington Freedom Domestic Players 2024

Our young and talented local players are ready to make an impact which is a positive sign for the future of American cricket.

Our Washington Freedom Management

Washington Freedom - Ricky Ponting

Ricky Ponting

Head Coach
Washington Freedom - Ricky Ponting

Dale Steyn

Bowling Coach
Washington Freedom - Ricky Ponting

Michael Klinger

General Manager

Ownership and Vision

Sanjay Govil, an American entrepreneur with Indian roots, leads the Washington Freedom. He is dedicated to uniting communities through cricket. The team has partnered with Cricket New South Wales (CNSW) to bolster the sport’s growth in the United States.

Washington Freedom Owner

The Washington home ground is set to be at George Mason University in Fairfax, Virginia, designed as a hybrid stadium for cricket and baseball. The stadium has a capacity of up to 12,000 spectators and it is expected for completion in summer 2025.