In the golden state of California, where the sun smiles often and the beaches are playgrounds for fun, there lies a unique bunch of kids. These aren't your average jump-rope-jumping, baseball-batting, soccer-kicking Californian youngsters. No, siree! These are the magnificent Cricket Crusaders of Cali! Let's meet their jolly leader, Crickety Cricket. Crickety isn't an ordinary cricket. He stands tall at a whopping two inches, wears a spiffy pair of sunglasses, has a crooked grin that can charm the socks off anyone, and can swing a cricket bat better than any human. Crickety Cricket loves nothing more than dancing on his hind legs and shouting "Howzzat?" as the sun sets behind the palm trees. The kids, his team, are a lively bunch! There's Sammy Swing-a-lot, who swings his bat so hard, they say he could send the ball to the moon. Next, there's Billy Bowler, who bowls so swiftly, the wind gets jealous. And let's not forget Daisy Dasher, the fastest runner this side of the Pacific, leaving nothing but a trail of dust behind her. Together, these cricket-loving kids rule the grassy parks of California where the palm trees sway in rhythm with their cricket chants, and the ocean waves cheer them on. Their laughter echoes as they practice their swings, their faces glowing brighter than the Californian sunshine. And Crickety Cricket? He hops along, leading his troop with that crooked grin and a unique Californian cricket chant, "Cali, Cali, we're the Cricket Crusaders, mighty and gallant, under the Cali sun!"