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“The stage is set for the beginning of qualification for the inaugural edition of our 3rd T20 World Cup,” said Mahantesh G.K., President, CABI. “Thanks to NTT DATA for setting the tone for an exciting build-up to support the game of cricket for the visually impaired. Through this coaching and tournament series, the blind cricketers will be able to showcase their talents in front of the world and help them prepare for a transition by developing soft skills, strong work ethic, and leadership skills essential for their successful performance.”
The coaching camp begins on July 11 and will take place on two grounds in Bengaluru. It will serve as the qualification pathway as the selection committee identifies the top 29 players for further Coaching. 17 of the top 29 players will be selected to represent India at the upcoming Blind World Cup. Once chosen, the players will undergo sports and life skills training, including virtual digital and financial literacy classes leading to their participation in the T-20 World Cup for the Blind.
The players will also receive a monthly stipend for five months to maintain their sports training and fitness schedules to prepare them for this prestigious international tournament
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The T-20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind will be held across multiple cities in India and include teams from India, Australia, New Zealand, West Indies, Nepal, England Sri Lanka, South Africa, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The tournament has the full support of The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the national governing body for cricket in India.
Cricketers attending the coaching camp:
Name | Home State | Category (Vision) | |
1 | RAJARAPU GANESH | Telangana | B1 |
2 | JIBIN PRAKASH | Kerala | B1 |
3 | ANKA VENKATESWARA RAO | Andhra Pradesh | B1 |
4 | LALIT MEENA | Rajasthan | B1 |
5 | GUNDALA PREM KUMAR | Andhra Pradesh | B1 |
6 | AJIT ORAON | Haryana | B1 |
7 | AMOL D KARCHE | Maharashtra | B1 |
8 | SONU GOLKAR | Madhya Pradesh | B1 |
9 | PRAVEEN KUMAR SHARMA | Haryana | B1 |
10 | NILESH YADAV | Delhi | B1 |
11 | ROHIT KUMAR SHARMA | Jammu & Kashmir | B1 |
12 | ISLAM ALI | Rajasthan | B1 |
13 | SUJEET MUNDA | Jharkhand | B1 |
14 | TAPAN KUMAR GOUDA | Odisha | B1 |
15 | MUKESH KUMAR RAWAT | Delhi | B1 |
16 | OMPRAKASH PAL | Madhya Pradesh | B1 |
17 | SUVENDU MAHATA | West Bengal | B1 |
18 | MD JAFAR IQBAL | Odisha | B1 |
19 | BASAPPA WADDAGOL | Karnataka | B1 |
20 | BASAVARAJ HULLENNAVAR | Karnataka | B1 |
21 | EDDU LINGAMURTHI | Telangana | B2 |
22 | LOKESHA | Karnataka | B2 |
23 | I AJAY KUMAR REDDY | Andhra Pradesh | B2 |
24 | VENKATESWARARAO DUNNA | Andhra Pradesh | B2 |
25 | ROHIT SHARMA | Haryana | B2 |
26 | IRFAN DIWAN | Delhi | B2 |
27 | SANDIP SONAJI GHUGE | Goa | B2 |
28 | DEEPAK SINGH RAWAT | Uttarakhand | B2 |
29 | GAMBHEER SINGH CHAUHAN | Uttarakhand | B2 |
30 | BHASKAR | Karnataka | B2 |
31 | CHANDAN LAL | Haryana | B2 |
32 | VENKATESH MUNIKARAN R | Tamil Nadu | B2 |
33 | MOHAMMAD FAISAL | Uttar Pradesh | B2 |
34 | SURAJIT GHARA | West Bengal | B2 |
35 | NAKULA BADANAYAK | Odisha | B2 |
36 | MANEESH A | Kerala | B2 |
37 | ABHJITH SIRTHODE | Maharashtra | B2 |
38 | AMITI RAVI | Andhra Pradesh | B3 |
39 | TOMPAKI DURGA RAO | Andhra Pradesh | B3 |
40 | DEEPAK MALIK | Haryana | B3 |
41 | GUNJA MADHU | Telangana | B3 |
42 | DEEPAK | Haryana | B3 |
43 | D TANDAVA KRISHNA | Andhra Pradesh | B3 |
44 | DHINAGAR.G | Pondicherry | B3 |
45 | VISHNU N K | Kerala | B3 |
46 | ASHUTOSH RAMDAS MAVASKAR | Goa | B3 |
47 | ANIL BELSARE | Maharashtra | B3 |
48 | VIJAY | Himachal Pradesh | B3 |
49 | ARUN KUMAR P | Tamil Nadu | B3 |
50 | MOHD AZEEM | Jammu & Kashmir | B3 |
51 | SANJEEV KERKETTA | Jharkhand | B3 |
52 | CHANDAN KUMAR GUPTA | Uttar Pradesh | B3 |
53 | SUKHRAM MAJHI | Odisha | B3 |
54 | SUNIL RAMESH | Karnataka | B3 |
55 | PRAKASH JAYARAMAIAH | Karnataka | B3 |
56 | GHEVAR REBARI | Rajasthan | B3 |