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Wankhede to host Physical Disability T20 series from Dec 16-18

Mumbai, Dec 15: Mumbai will host a historic inclusive cricket event, the Physical Disability T20 Series, from December 16 to 18 at the renowned Wankhede Stadium. All three matches will take place at the same venue, giving fans a special opportunity to enjoy top-tier cricket and witness the inspiring determination of athletes with physical disabilities.

IDCA inaugurates 9th T20 National Cricket Championship for Deaf 2025

New Delhi, November 3: The Indian Deaf Cricket Association (IDCA), supported by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and recognized by the Deaf International Cricket Council and Asian Deaf Cricket Association, inaugurated the ninth edition of the T20 National Cricket Championship for Deaf 2025 in a grand opening ceremony held at Essex Farm Cricket Ground, Chhawla, New Delhi.

Divine threads: PM Modi and Lord Ram woven into silk masterpiece

Yeola, Sep 5 In what is being described as fusion of devotion, artistry, and resilience, a differently-abled Paithani weaver from Yeola, Shakti Danej, in Maharashtra’s Nashik district, has created a beautiful silk masterpiece featuring Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Lord Ram.

Inter-Zonal PD T20 Championship inaugurated in Hyderabad

Hyderabad, Feb 10: The Inter-Zonal PD T20 Championship was inaugurated at the Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, here on Monday, with matches starting soon after the opening ceremony. In the opening match, North Zone defeated South Zone by three wickets.

India triumphs at PD Champions Trophy 2025, defeating England in historic victory

Colombo, January 21: The Indian Physical Disability (PD) Cricket Team achieved a remarkable milestone by clinching the PD Champions Trophy 2025, defeating England by 79 runs in a thrilling final at the FTZ Cricket Grounds, Katunayake. After winning the toss and opting to bat, India posted a commanding total of 197/4 in their allotted 20 overs, with England being bowled out for 118 in response.