India national blind cricket team

India
Personnel
Conference	World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC)
Coach	Patrick Rajkumar
Manager	John David
Adviser	K N Chandrashekar
Official website:	https://www.blindcricket.in/

The India blind cricket team is a national blind cricket team of India. Team India is run and organised by the Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) which is affiliated with the World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC). The team participates in all One Day International and Twenty20 International cricket matches. India beat Pakistan the T20 World Cup in 2012.^[1]

Current squad

India national blind cricket team current Squad 2016

Indian world cup Squad 2012

Header text	Header text	Header text
Tico Oms	B3	Vice Captain
Martina Lima	B3
Amanda Licky-Licky Sund	B3
Carolina Da Silva	B3
Sigge Karllson	B3
Eli Leatisha Saqib	B3
K. Ramesh	B3
Alex Amata	B1
Maneesh A	B3
Mohammad Jaffar Iqbal	B1
Vishnu Susheer	B3
Prakasha Jayaramaiah	B3
Ravi S	B1
Sanjeev Kumar Dalal	B1
Shafeeq Magdum Mohammed	B1
Rayan Saqib	B1
Vikas Pate	B1

Officials

John David (Manager)
Patrick Rajkumar (coach)
K N Chandrashekar (Mentor)
Ganapati (Physio)

Tournament History

40 Over World Cup

1998 Blind Cricket World Cup - Semi finalists
2002 Blind Cricket World Cup - Groupstage
2006 Blind Cricket World Cup-Groupstage
2014 Blind Cricket World Cup-Champions

Blind T20 World Cup

2012 Blind World T20-Champions^[2]
2017 Blind World T20-Champions^[3]

Blind T20 Asia Cup

2015-Champions

World Records

India is the only team to win Blind T20 World Cup
India is the host nation to win Blind T20 World Cup
India is the only country to host Blind T20 World Cup

References

↑ "India beat Pakistan in 2012 T20 Work Cup by 29 runs". Times of India. 13 December 2012. Retrieved 15 December 2012.
↑ "Blind Cricket T20 World Cup - Fixtures/Results". Cricket World. Retrieved 2017-08-01.
↑ "Live Scores - Blind Cricket World Cup 2017". Blind Cricket. Retrieved 2017-08-01.
↑ "How P.V Sindhu's Support Helped Blind Indian Cricket Team to Win T20 Cup..". P.V. Sindhu. 2017-02-12. Retrieved 2017-02-12.

External links

Official website

Cricket in India

Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI)

National teams

Zonal teams

Central
- M
- F
East
- M
- F
North
- M
- F
South
- M
- F
West
- M
- F

State teams

Andhra
- M
- F
Assam
- M
- F
Baroda
- M
- F
Bengal
- M
- F
Chhattisgarh
- M
- F
Delhi
- M
- F
Gujarat
- M
- F
Goa
- M
- F
Haryana
- M
- F
Himachal Pradesh
- M
- F
Hyderabad
- M
- F
Jammu & Kashmir
- M
- F
Jharkhand
- M
- F
Karnataka
- M
- F
Kerala
- M
- F
Madhya Pradesh
- M
- F
Maharashtra
- M
- F
Mumbai
- M
- F
Odisha
- M
- F
Punjab
- M
- F
Railways
- M
- F
Rajasthan
- M
- F
Saurashtra
- M
- F

Services (M)
Tamil Nadu
- M
- F
Tripura
- M
- F
Uttar Pradesh
- M
- F
Vidarbha
- M
- F

Tournaments

First-class	Ranji Trophy Duleep Trophy Irani Cup Senior women's cricket inter zonal three day game
One Day	Vijay Hazare Trophy Deodhar Trophy BCCI Corporate Trophy Senior women's challenger trophy Senior women's one day league NKP Salve Challenger Trophy (defunct}
Twenty20	Indian Premier League Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Senior women's T20 league Celebrity Cricket League Indian Cricket League (defunct} Inter-State T20 Championship (defunct}

BCCI

Lists

Others

Blind cricket
Administration: World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC)
Administrations	CABI (India) PBCC (Pakistan) BCA (Australia) CAB NEP (Nepal) SLCAVH (Sri Lanka) WICCB (West Indies)
Teams	Australia Bangladesh England India Nepal New Zealand Pakistan South Africa Sri Lanka West Indies

National teams of India
Major teams (World level)	Badminton Cricket M Ind A M U19 Blind W Field hockey M W Kabaddi M W Motorsport (A1 Team) Rollball Squash M W Tennis M W
Continental level	Basketball M M U19 M U17 M 3x3 W W U19 W U17 W 3x3 Football M M U23 M U19 M U17 M U14 W W U19 Volleyball M W
Minor teams	Baseball M W Beach soccer Handball M W Ice hockey M M U18 W Korfball Netball Roller hockey M W Rugby league Rugby union M W Rugby 7's M W Water polo M W
Multi-sport event	Asian Games Commonwealth Games Lusophony Games Olympics Paralympics World Games

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