Cricket return to Olympics after 128 years, know which teams including Indo-Pak will play

Cricket Olympics in 2028: The British are considered the father of cricket. Subsequently, the British made the West Indies and the Indian subcontinent a colony and only then cricket could become a popular game there. Today, cricket is considered to be religion in India, where fans are eager to get a glimpse of cricketers. It has already been announced that cricket will be included in the 2028 Olympics. Now a new update has come out that 6-6 teams will participate in both men and women in the 2028 Olympics, who will compete to win a gold medal.

12 full members of ICC

2028 Olympics will be held at Los Angeles, USA. A total of 6 teams, men and women will participate in this Olympics. Each team can select a team of 15 members as a quota of 90 players has been allocated for both men and women. The International Cricket Council has 12 full members, including Afghanistan, Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, Ireland, New Zealand, Pakistan, South Africa, Sri Lanka, West Indies and Zimbabwe. In addition, 94 country is associate members. Cricket’s qualifications for the 2028 Olympics have not been confirmed yet.

On the other hand, if America gets direct admission as a host country, the remaining five teams in each category will make their place through merit. It is also a question of who will represent the West Indies, as the Caribbean Islands participate in the Olympic Games as different countries, just as they participate in the Commonwealth Games.

Cricket will return to Olympics after 128 years

Cricket is returning to the Olympics after 128 years. Cricket was earlier included in the Olympic Games held in Paris in 1900. At that time only France and Great Britain participated in cricket. A two -day match was played between these two teams, which was given the status of an unofficial Test match. But this time the cricket will be played in the T20 format at the Olympics.