Greg Barclay

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There are certain moments in time when the cards seem to fall perfectly. When complex scenarios become, for a brief period, relatively logical and clear. When the interests of a diverse group of bodies align, and create a once-in-a-generation opportunity. We believe that our efforts to include cricket on the sports programme for Los Angeles 2028 (LA28) is one of these moments, and delivers a "win-win-win" for our sport and the Olympic Movement.

The International Cricket Council (ICC) Men's T20 World Cup 2022 has once again shown us the power of T20 cricket to connect, entertain and inspire the world. The event, which saw England beat Pakistan in a thrilling final last Sunday (November 13), was the culmination of an exceptional tournament which has set new heights for our game. Most pertinent to me has been an incredibly exciting product, and a standard of cricket that has captured the imagination of new and existing fans more than ever.