Jay Shah Becomes Youngest-Ever ICC Chairman, Aims to Globalize Cricket Ahead of Los Angeles 2028 Olympics
In a historic moment for cricket, BCCI Secretary Jay Shah has been appointed as the youngest-ever Chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC). The 35-year-old’s unopposed election marks a significant milestone, as he takes over the reins from Greg Barclay, who chose not to pursue a third term.
Shah’s leadership comes at a crucial time, with the global expansion of cricket as his top priority. His vision is clear: to make the sport a truly global phenomenon. The upcoming Los Angeles 2028 Olympics will be a pivotal moment in this mission, as Shah aims to include cricket in the games, marking a historic chapter in the sport’s evolution.
As the youngest ICC Chairman, Jay Shah’s fresh perspective and dynamic approach are expected to usher in a new era for cricket, one that sees the game reaching new audiences and countries across the world. His leadership is poised to not only enhance the sport’s popularity but also solidify its place on the global stage.
Stay tuned as we witness the transformation of cricket under the leadership of Jay Shah, with the Los Angeles Olympics on the horizon as a key focus in his quest to globalize the game.