ICC chairman Jay Shah attended the Brisbane 2032 Olympic committee meeting, discussing cricket's exciting future in the Olympics. Shah played a key role in cricket's inclusion in the 2028 Los Angeles Games,

Chairman Jay Shah met Cindy Hook, CEO of the Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games Organising Committee in Brisbane.

Jay Shah met top officials of the 2032 Olympics which will take place in Brisbane. Cricket will return to the Olympic games after 128 years in 2028 at Los Angeles. The Brisbane Olympics are yet to confirm the list of sports.

India's Jay Shah last Sunday took charge as the chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) and Ravi Shastri has backed the former BCCI secretary to do wonders at cricket's world governing body.

By Rifat Malik and Haider AbbasJay Shah, the youngest chairman in the history of the International Cricket Council (ICC), has taken on the prestigious role with a clear vision to elevate cricket on a global scale.

The newly-appointed ICC Chairman Jay Shah is currently in Brisbane to attend the 2032 Olympics meet. Shah reached Brisbane on Thursday and is set to meet the Indian cricketers as well. The Indian cricket team is currently in Brisbane for the much-awaited third Test at the Gabba.

Jay Shah lands in Brisbane for potential Olympics meeting The freshly-inducted chairperson of the International Cricket Council, , has landed in Brisbane. According to reports, the former secretary of the Board of Control for Cricket in India touched down in Australia a few hours back on a Singapore Airlines flight.

ICC Chairman Jay Shah arrived in Brisbane to attend the third Border-Gavaskar Trophy Test and a meeting of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics Organising Committee. Having championed cricket's inclusion in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics,

Highlighting his priority of cricket’s continued involvement in the Olympic movement, new International Cricket Council (ICC) chairman Jay Shah, on Thursday, held a meeting with Brisbane 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games Organising Committee (OCOG) CEO Cindy Hook.

Jay Shah recently reached Australia for a meeting with the Brisbane Games’ organising committee and is is likely to head to The Gabba to watch the third Test of the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy.