Indian Deaf Cricket Team Wins Series Against England in Leicester

The Indian Deaf Cricket Team emerged victorious at the County Ground, Leicester, in a bilateral series against England. Hosted by the England and Wales Cricket Board, the Indian team showcased their prowess across five cricket grounds.

The series was an intense battle, with both teams demonstrating exceptional cricketing talent. The Indian team secured the series win by defeating England by six wickets in the seventh and final match.

Significant Milestone

Sumit Jain, president of the Indian Deaf Cricket Association (IDCA), stated that this victory is a testament to the perseverance and skill of India’s hearing-impaired players. He emphasized that it marks a significant milestone for deaf cricket in India, showcasing their capability to compete and succeed at the highest levels of the sport.

Jain lauded the hard work and dedication of every team member, as well as the unwavering support from fans and stakeholders. He noted that the series win reaffirms India’s dominance in deaf cricket and underscores the growing talent within the deaf cricketing community.

Team’s Resilience

Roma Balwani, CEO of IDCA, expressed delight over India’s historic triumph. She highlighted the team’s resilience and commitment to excellence, praising their success in a new environment with guidance from their coaches and skipper Virender Singh.

This victory serves as a testament to the inclusivity and diversity of sports in India, showcasing how determination and skill can overcome any challenge.