Cricket at the Olympics

Cricket made its sole Olympic appearance in 1900 in Paris, where Great Britain secured the gold medal.

Its reintroduction at the LA 2028 Games marks a significant milestone, highlighting the sport’s growing global popularity.

The inclusion of both men’s and women’s T20 tournaments underscores cricket’s evolution and its expanding international appeal.

Los Angeles attractions & landmarks

Beyond the cricketing action, Los Angeles offers a dazzling array of iconic landmarks and attractions:

• Griffith Observatory: Perched on Mount Hollywood, it provides panoramic views of the city and the stars above.

• Santa Monica Pier: A classic Californian experience with an amusement park, aquarium, and family-friendly restaurants.

• Hollywood Walk of Fame: Stroll along Hollywood Boulevard and find the stars honoring entertainment legends.

• Walt Disney Concert Hall: An architectural marvel designed by Frank Gehry, home to the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

• Venice Beach: Known for its bohemian spirit, street performers, and vibrant boardwalk culture.

• The Getty Center: Features an impressive art collection, beautiful gardens, and stunning city views.

• TCL Chinese Theatre: Famous for its celebrity handprints and footprints, a must-visit for film lovers.

• Watts Towers: A unique collection of 17 interconnected sculptural structures showcasing outstanding folk art.

Why choose International Cricket Tours?

Join fellow cricket lovers for an adventure packed with sunshine, sport, and sensational excursions.

With International Cricket Tours, you get:

• Access to VIP & Business Lounge tickets – the best way to watch the action unfold.
• Stress-free travel – our team takes care of everything, from flights to accommodation and match entry. Plus, we’re always on hand while you’re aware to take care of any issues that may arise.
• Unforgettable camaraderie – meet fellow supporters and create lifelong memories.