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India's Blind Cricket Triumph: Historic T20 World Cup Victory Sparks National Pride

The Indian women's blind cricket team has created history by winning the inaugural T20 World Cup. They defeated Nepal by seven wickets in a dominant performance during the final match. Team member Deepika TC expressed immense pride in their achievement and thanked all the supporters. The victory has received national recognition with congratulations from PM Modi and financial support from the Karnataka government.

Key Points: Indian Women's Blind Cricket Team Wins Historic T20 World Cup

  • India defeated Nepal by seven wickets in the tournament final in Colombo
  • Team restricted Nepal to 114/5 with excellent bowling performance
  • Batters chased target efficiently, reaching 100 runs in first 10 overs
  • PM Modi and Karnataka government extended congratulations and financial support
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We feel very proud: Deepika TC after Blind Women's T20 World Cup 2025 win

Indian women's blind cricket team makes history by winning inaugural T20 World Cup, defeating Nepal in final. Deepika TC leads team to victory amid national celebrations.

"We feel very proud. Our girls played very well... - Deepika TC"

New Delhi, November 25

Indian women's blind cricket team member Deepika TC expressed joy after she led the team to the historic Blind Women's T20 World Cup 2025 win. Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) General Secretary Shailendra Yadav and Chairman Mahantesh G.K. also expressed pride over the team's victory.

India defeated Nepal by seven wickets in the tournament final in Colombo to clinch the inaugural Women's T20 World Cup for the Blind. India won the toss and opted to bowl first. India's bowling attack delivered an excellent performance, restricting Nepal to 114/5 in 20 overs. In response, India's batters cruised through the chase, bringing up 100 runs within the first 10 overs.

Deepika expressed pride in the team's performance, appreciating the support from CABI, the Samarthanam (Trust for the Disabled) and the Karnataka government, and mentioning that PM Modi also congratulated them.

"We feel very proud. Our girls played very well... The CABI (Cricket Association for the Blind in India), the Samarthanam, and the Karnataka government all supported us. PM Modi also congratulated us. We are very happy...," said Deepika while speaking to ANI.

CABI General Secretary Shailendra Yadav highlighted the team's warm welcome by the Karnataka CM, their upcoming felicitation by the sports minister and the financial support announced by the Karnataka government for each player.

General Secretary of CABI, Shailendra Yadav, says, "It is a great privilege... They have already received a welcome from the Karnataka CM. From here, they are going directly to the sports minister's house, where he is holding a felicitation program... The Karnataka government has announced financial support for each player...," the CABI General Secretary said.

CABI Chairman Mahantesh G.K. said it's a proud moment, praising the girls for making India proud and noting the country's positive response to their victory.

"It is a very happy moment. The way the entire India has responded to the victory of our girls, they are really impressed... Our girls have made India proud...," the CABI Chairman said.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Finally some recognition for para-sports! The Karnataka government's financial support is much needed. Hope other states follow suit.
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Sarah B
As someone who works with differently-abled individuals, this victory means so much. These athletes deserve all the appreciation and support they're getting!
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Arjun K
Winning by 7 wickets and chasing 114 in just 10 overs? That's some dominant performance! These girls are true champions. Jai Hind!
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Michael C
While I'm happy for their victory, I wish mainstream media gave this as much coverage as they give to regular cricket matches. Para-sports need equal visibility.
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Kavya N
Deepika and her team have made every Indian proud today! The support from CABI and Karnataka government shows we're moving in the right direction for inclusive sports.
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Vikram M
First women's T20 World Cup for the Blind and India wins it! Historic moment indeed. Hope this inspires many more differently-abled girls to take up sports.

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