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T20 World Cup for Blind 2022: How it is played, India squad, matches — All you need to know

FirstCricket Staff • December 5, 2022, 13:01:34 IST
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T20 World Cup for Blind 2022 starts on 6 December with hosts India taking on Nepal.

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T20 World Cup for Blind 2022: How it is played, India squad, matches — All you need to know

The third edition of the T20 World Cup for Blind is set to commence on 6 December with hosts India taking on Nepal in the tournament opener in Faridabad. The competition which comprises seven teams will be played in a round-robin format where all the sides will face each other. The semi-finals of the World Cup are scheduled to take place on 15th December and the title clash is slated to be held on 17 December in Bengaluru. Arch-rivals India and Pakistan will be up against each other on 7 December in Delhi . Former India cricketer Yuvraj Singh is the brand ambassador for the 3rd T20 World Cup for the Blind.

2️⃣ days to go!!!
Keep the excitement flowing with #OtherMenInBlue#cricket #blindcricket #blindcricketworldcup #WorldCupSeason #grind #India #TeamIndia #IndianSquad pic.twitter.com/NL8a16tAnv

— Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) (@blind_cricket) December 3, 2022

“I am thrilled to be a part of the 3rd T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind as the Brand Ambassador. I commend and appreciate the spirit of visually Impaired Cricketers for their passion for Cricket and determination to fight everyday challenges. It is a different world, but it is a world of Cricket. Cricket has no boundaries. And I believe this game taught me How to Fight, how to Fall, how to Dust Myself off to get up again and Move Forward. So I urge and invite everyone to support this great initiative,” he said.

7️⃣ Countries,
9️⃣ Cities,
2️⃣4️⃣ Matches &
Millions of Followers!
Mark your calendars! 3T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind 2022 starts on December 5, 2022.
Together, let us support blind cricket!#cricket #blindcricket #blindcricketworldcup #worldcupseason pic.twitter.com/dJZsMIO2zc

— Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) (@blind_cricket) November 29, 2022
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Australia, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, South Africa, Sri Lanka and India are the teams who will be featuring in the tournament. 150 Players will be participating from all the countries and tournaments will take place in 9 cities across India and will consist of a total of 24 matches. Let’s now have a look at some of the rules and regulations. How is Blind cricket played? The bowler has to bowl underarm deliveries while it should pitch twice before reaching the batter. The boundaries are 45 yards as a minimum and a maximum of 55 yards. It’s mandatory for the bowlers to say “ready” when he is ready to bowl and the batter replies “yes”. Apart from this, the bowler has to shout “play” while delivering the ball.

Congratulations and best wishes to the 17 players of CABI who will represent India at the 3rd T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind!✨
We can't wait to see these players on the field! Matches are to begin from 6th to 17th December 2022!!@YUVSTRONG12 @SamarthanamTFTD @dcciofficial pic.twitter.com/4CRv9whJgz

— Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) (@blind_cricket) October 21, 2022

If the bowler fails to do that, the umpire can call it a no-ball. The batters generally use the sweep shot prominently to score runs. The Players There are three categories, B1, B2, B3. The B1 players are totally blind, B2 are partially blind while the B3 cricketers are partially sighted. The team comprises of XI players and should have at least four B1 players, three B2 players and a maximum of B3 players. The B1 category shall have a runner while B2 has an option of keeping a runner. If a B1 player takes a “one bounce” catch, it will result in the batter being given out. The B1 players wear a white wristband on the right wrist or a white stripe on the right upper arm of the playing shirt.

A press conference was organized by @SamarthanamTFTD and CABI ahead of the 3rd T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind 2022.
Here are some 📷 from the press conference!@GKMahantesh #OtherMenInBlue #cricket #blindcricket #blindcricketworldcup #WorldCupSeason #India #ngo #ngoindia pic.twitter.com/JFajS8HyGH

— Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) (@blind_cricket) December 1, 2022
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B2 players wear a red wristband on the right wrist or two white stripes on the right upper arm of the playing shirt. B3 players wear a blue wristband on the right wrist or three white stripes on the right upper arm of the playing shirt. The Ball The ball that is used is a bit larger in size in comparison to normal cricket ball and has ball bearings. The Bat The regular cricket bat with general specifications is used. Stumps The stumps used in blind cricket are higher and wider than normal ones. They are 35 inches high and 10 inches wide.

Intensity increases with every passing day 💪
🎥 of Indian squad intensely training ahead of the 3T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind 2022
5️⃣ days to go!!!#OtherMenInBlue💙🇮🇳#cricket #blindcricket #blindcricketworldcup #WorldCupSeason #grind #India #IndianSquad #WorldCupSeason pic.twitter.com/Po2XI4rr0v

— Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) (@blind_cricket) November 30, 2022

Schedule for India matches for T20 World Cup for Blind 2022. India vs Nepal- 6th December- Sledge Hammer- Faridabad India vs Pakistan- 7th December- DDA Siri Fort Sports Complex India vs Australia- 10th December- Khalsa Stadium, Indore, Madhya Pradesh India vs South Africa- 11th December- St Paul’s college Kochi cricket ground India vs Bangladesh- 13th December- Barabati Stadium- Cuttack, Odisha India vs Sri Lanka- 14th December- Panjim Gymkhana Sports Club- Goa SQUADS:                     Name of the Player                Age         Category          State 01                  Lalit Meena                            28              B1              Rajasthan 02                  Praveen Kumar Sharma         32              B1               Haryana 03                  Sujeet Munda                        26              B1               Jharkhand 04                  Nilesh Yadav                          19              B1               Delhi 05                  Sonu Golkar                           36              B1               Madhya Pradesh 06                  Sovendu Mahata                   25               B1               West Bengal 07                  Ajay Kumar Reddy (C)           32               B2               Andhra Pradesh 08                  Venkateswara Rao (VC)         30               B2               Andhra Pradesh 09                  Nakula Badanayak                17               B2               Odisha 10                  Irfan Diwan                           16               B2                Delhi 11                  Lokesha                                 27              B2                Karnataka 12                  Tompaki Durga Rao              24              B3                Andhra Pradesh 13                  Sunil Ramesh                        24              B3                Karnataka 14                  A. Ravi                                   27              B3                Andhra Pradesh 15                  Prakash Jayaramaiah            38               B3                Karnataka 16                  Deepak Malik                        27              B3                 Haryana 17                  Dhinagar.G                            22              B3                 Pondicherry Read all the Latest News , Trending News , Cricket News , Bollywood News , India News and Entertainment News here. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

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