China will win the gold medal of cricket in Olympics! Special preparations are being made to trample India
Olympics: Los Angeles Olympics are going to have a historic comeback of cricket in 2028, which is going to be after about 128 years. Earlier, the only cricket match in Olympics was in 1900, in which Great Britain defeated France by 158 runs to win a gold medal. The enthusiasm about the return of cricket on the world’s biggest sports platform is already increasing, in the midst of all this, it is being claimed in many reports that this time China will win the gold medal of cricket in the Olympics, he is preparing to win the gold medal. So let’s know what is the whole thing….
China is preparing to win gold medal!
Actually recently, in a post on social media, repeating Steve Waugh’s statement written that, “China will try to win the gold medal with complete preparation”.
Let me tell you, recently a few days ago, Australian veteran Steve Waugh revealed that after the announcement of the inclusion of cricket in the Olympics (Olympics), China immediately started work, and aiming to make a team capable of winning a gold medal in Los Angeles.
Gambhir China to win gold
According to many media reports, Waugh said, “As soon as cricket was announced to include in the Olympics, China started forming a team. They are serious to win gold. T20 is now too big. It is very big. It is of billions of dollars and is growing every day. Test cricket will survive, but T20 will be dominated. Players will soon be contracted with franchise.”
China most influential in Oylampic
China has been one of the most influential countries in Olympics. They send the strongest parties every year and come in the top five in each version of the Games. Currently ranks seventh with 804 medals.
6 new games were included
Let us tell you that Cricket Los Angeles Olympics (Olympics) is one of those five other new sports to be included in 2028. Apart from this, Basball/Softball, Flag Football, Lacros (Six-A Side) and Squash Games have also been included in the Olympics 2028.