Maharashtra CM Honors Indian Blind Women's Cricket Team for World Cup Victory

Celebrating a Historic Win

Devendra Fadnavis, the Chief Minister of Maharashtra, recently met with the Indian Blind Women's Cricket Team to celebrate their remarkable achievement of winning the inaugural T20 Blind Cricket World Cup. During the meeting at his office, he praised the players for their exceptional performances and historic success on an international platform.

Support and Recognition from the Government

The Chief Minister assured comprehensive support for the Cricket Association for the Blind in India and the Samarthanam Trust, acknowledging their significant contributions to the advancement of Blind Cricket in the nation. He also announced a government job for Ganga Kadam, the Vice-Captain from Maharashtra, and presented iPhones to the team members, promising ongoing assistance for visually impaired cricketers.

Personal Acknowledgment of Team Efforts

In a personal address, Fadnavis congratulated each player, recognizing their dedication, discipline, and bravery that led to their World Cup victory. He expressed admiration for their journey and encouraged them to maintain their hard work, aiming for further achievements for the country.

CABI Chairman Commends the Chief Minister

Dr. G.K Mahantesh, Chairman of the Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI), remarked that the Chief Minister's recognition serves as a significant honor for the players and sends a strong message of inclusion. He noted that such encouragement would inspire cricketers to aspire for greater heights and motivate young girls with visual impairments throughout the nation.

Gratitude from the Team

The Blind Women's Cricket Team expressed their heartfelt thanks to the Chief Minister for his warm welcome and support, describing the meeting as a memorable milestone in their journey and a significant boost for the future of blind cricket in India.