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Indian Women's Blind Cricket Team Celebrated for T20 World Cup Victory

The Indian women's blind cricket team, fresh off their T20 World Cup victory, visited the BCCI headquarters, where they were celebrated by officials. The team, led by Captain Deepika TC, maintained an unbeaten record throughout the tournament, culminating in a decisive win against Nepal. BCCI officials expressed their pride and commitment to supporting the team in future endeavors. This historic achievement not only marks a significant milestone for the team but also serves as an inspiration for many across the nation. Read on to discover more about their remarkable journey and the support they received from the BCCI.
 

Historic Visit to BCCI Headquarters

On Sunday, the Indian women's blind cricket team, champions of the T20 World Cup, made a special visit to the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) headquarters. They were warmly received by treasurer Raghuram Bhat.


BCCI Extends Congratulations to the Champions

The BCCI issued a statement expressing pride in the Indian Blind Women's Cricket Team for their recent triumph in the inaugural Women's T20 World Cup for the Blind. The team visited the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai on December 19, where Raghuram Bhat welcomed them and conveyed heartfelt congratulations on behalf of the board.


The team showcased an impressive performance throughout the tournament, finishing unbeaten and defeating Nepal in the final by chasing down a target of 115 runs in just 12.1 overs, winning by 7 wickets.


Support and Recognition from BCCI Officials

The BCCI praised Captain Deepika TC and her team for their outstanding efforts on this significant platform. Honorary Secretary Devajit Saikia announced that the board would support the blind women's cricket team with playing kits and logistical assistance during special occasions. He emphasized that this victory marks a historic milestone in Indian cricket.


Mithun Manhas, BCCI President, remarked that this achievement is a proud moment for the entire nation, encouraging the team to continue reaching new heights.


Devajit Saikia highlighted the current golden phase of women's cricket in India, referencing the recent ICC Women's World Cup win by Harmanpreet's team and Deepika's success in the T20 World Cup for the Blind. He congratulated the team for their remarkable journey, which has brought pride to the country.


Rajeev Shukla, BCCI Vice-President, extended his best wishes to Deepika and her team, calling this victory a source of inspiration for millions.


Treasurer Raghuram Bhat expressed his pride in welcoming the team and commended their mental strength and resilience, which has made the nation proud.


Prabhtej Singh Bhatia, Honorary Joint Secretary, concluded by congratulating the blind women's cricket team for their monumental victory, noting the remarkable results in women's cricket in 2025.