Without an association, the staging of such a match would not have been possible. Thus, the Association was formed, and was affiliated to the Board of Control for Cricket in India in 1934 itself.

The Mysore State Cricket Association participated in the National Championship for Ranji Trophy during the inaugural year of 1934, and had the distinction of playing in the first ever match of the championship - against the Madras Cricket Association (now the Tamil Nadu Cricket Association).

The Association made steady progress from 1934 to 1959 when the Silver Jubilee was celebrated to coincide with the visit of the Australian team to Bangalore to play against the combined Universities XI.

In the late sixties the Association acquired its own cricket ground and the stadium now known as the M.Chinnaswamy Stadium came into being. Bangalore became a Test center, and several memorable tests and ODI's have taken place here.

The S.C.C, the venue of the singer cup in 1996

The Association celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 1984, and its Diamond Jubilee in 1994.Started with a handful of clubs and a few individual members the Association today has over 4000 members from diverse backgrounds.