Players Going For Glory At National Zone Cricket Championship League For Deaf

20.10.2020
Highlights

• The 2nd ODI National Zone Cricket Championship League for Deaf is going to be played in New Delhi from March 1 to 5, 2021.
• Deaf cricketers from different parts of the country shall be displaying their talents.
• The aim is to nurture talent which can then do us proud at the national level.

The 2nd ODI National Zone Cricket Championship League for Deaf is going to be played in New Delhi from March 1 to 5, 2021. Deaf cricketers from different parts of the country shall be displaying their talents. The Indian Deaf Cricket Association which is recognised by the Deaf International Cricket Council is organising it.

“We are really excited to be hosting this tournament. This will be the best platform for all cricketing talent in India to come and showcase themselves. This tournament will definitely encourage the Indian players and give them the confidence to play at the International level,” said Sumit Jain, President of Indian Deaf Cricket Association, as per the official release.

“This will be an important test for all our players as the team for DICC World Cup 2021 will be chosen from among these players. This is their opportunity to reserve a spot in Team India for the World Cup. I would like to wish each player the very best.” he added.

Registration has already begun from September 15.

“IDCA is managed by differently-abled members who are committed to proving they are a reflection of the immense capabilities existing within each of us. Young auditory-challenged cricketers in the organization are striving to promote and upgrade cricket as a professional sport among themselves. Nonetheless, we believe a greater degree of support from official cricket bodies would help these players put in better performances,” said Reena Jain Malhotra, a patron of the IDCA.