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India Red And India Orange Enter Final Of Women’s T20 Cricket Tournament For The Blind 2025
T20 Blind World Cup: India Red and India Orange have stormed into the final of the NTT DATA Women’s T20 Cricket Tournament for the Blind 2025 on Day 3. Organized by the Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) with Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled, the tournament is a pathway to select the top 16 women cricketers who will represent India at the first-ever Women’s T20 Blind World Cup this November in New Delhi, Kathmandu, and Bengaluru.
The day began with India Red defeating India Yellow while chasing 134. Captain Deepika T.C. (62 off 55, B3) and Anekha Thakur (47 off 40, B2) steered the chase, while the former was named Player of the Match.
In the sixth match of the ongoing tournament, Simu Das (114 off 72) and captain Ganga Kadam (55 off 47) powered India Orange to 206/3. Rain halted India Blue’s reply at 23/1, declaring the match abandoned. Read More...
India Red India Orange T20 Cricket Tournament NTT DATA Women Cricket Association Samarthanam Trust T20 Blind World Cup India Yellow Captain Deepika Anekha Thakur Simu Das Ganga Kadam India Blue NTT DATA Annu Sharma
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