Cricket organizations are governing bodies that oversee the sport of cricket at various levels. They are responsible for organizing competitions, setting rules, and promoting the game. The most prominent organization is the International Cricket Council (ICC), which manages international matches and tournaments, including the Cricket World Cup. At the national level, each country typically has its own cricket board, such as Cricket Australia or Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). These boards manage domestic leagues, player selections, and development programs to nurture talent and grow the sport within their regions.