The Indian Women’s Blind Cricket Team has made history! They grabbed the first-ever Blind T20 Cricket World Cup, beating Nepal in the final. The game, held at Colombo’s P Sara Oval, showed India’s strength and determination. They won against Nepal by seven wickets to take home the trophy.
India chose to bowl after winning the toss, a choice that turned out great. The Indian bowlers put constant pressure on Nepal’s batsmen, holding them to just 114 for 5 in their 20 overs. India’s smart field positions, controlled bowling, and excellent teamwork really stood out. They kept Nepal from hitting many boundaries only one in the whole innings. This showed how well India defended and how tactically strong they were in this big match.
India went after their 115-run target with confidence. Phula Saren played an outstanding innings, scoring an unbeaten 44 to lead India to victory at 117 for 3 in just 12 overs. Her calm but attacking style meant India was always in control, making the final an easy win.
India had an equally good run to the trophy. They beat Australia in the first crucial semi-final, keeping their cool and playing well. Nepal got to the finals by winning against Pakistan, which made everyone look forward to the final game. Once it started, India showed they were the best team by taking control right away and playing great in every part of the game.
This win is a big deal; it shows how strong and capable women’s blind cricket is in India. It’s not just a win; it’s a moment of pride for the country and inspiration for many athletes with visual impairments who want to play for India. Team India’s outstanding performance in the first Blind Women’s T20 World Cup is a significant step and creates a solid base for inclusive sports all over the world.