In November 2010 Don Lockerbie, the USA Cricket Association chief executive, was removed from office, a decision, so the story goes, made unilaterally by board president Gladstone Dainty.In the intervening 18 months the board has limped along without a replacement and aside from a unconvincing advertisement midway through the period little seems to have been done to find one.Now, a month after controversial elections returned the incumbent board almost to a man, USACA has finally broken cover and announced it is looking for a successor to Lockerbie.Unveiling a 100-day plan, USACA is going to appoint a committee charged with identifying candidates with a view to carrying out interviews within three months.Details of the plan and the recruitment process can be found here