According to Media Sources, The campaign for cricket’s inclusion in the Olympics continues to gather pace, particularly for the Los Angeles 2028 Games and beyond. This week, significant progress was made as Jay Shah, International Cricket Council (ICC) Chairman, met with International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach in Lausanne, Switzerland. The high-profile meeting signifies the growing collaboration between cricketing authorities and the IOC to bring the sport to the global Olympic stage. Shah’s discussion with Bach is seen as a vital step in aligning cricket’s aspirations with the vision of the Olympics, which aims to showcase a diverse range of sports to a global audience. Cricket’s bid for Olympic inclusion has been bolstered by its widespread popularity, particularly in South Asia, Australia, and the UK, alongside its growing influence in countries like the United States. With the shorter T20 format offering a spectator-friendly version of the game, the sport seems poised to fit seamlessly into the Olympic framework.
As Per Media Sources, The inclusion of cricket in the LA28 Games would not only expand the Olympic audience but also provide cricket with an unprecedented global platform, potentially unlocking new markets and opportunities for growth. ICC posted the development on their official Instagram handle on Tuesday, “Momentum continues to build around cricket’s inclusion as an Olympics sport at the LA28 Games and beyond, with Jay Shah meeting International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach in Lausanne, Switzerland this week.”
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