About the ICC
The ICC is cricket’s global governing body, representing 111 members worldwide. It oversees major tournaments such as the Men’s and Women’s Cricket and T20 World Cups, enforces the Code of Conduct on professional standards and playing conditions (with the MCC responsible for the Laws of Cricket), appoints match officials for all international formats, and combats corruption through its Anti-Corruption Unit. Its Development department also works with Associate Members to strengthen cricket systems, raise standards, and grow the game globally including the United States.
About the USOPC
The U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Committee serves as the National Olympic Committee and National Paralympic Committee for the United States, supporting athletes across all sports on the Olympic, Paralympic and Pan American programs, including cricket ahead of its return at LA28.