In
December 2014, the India VI cricket team won the Blind Cricket
Word Cup in Cape Town, adding this trophy to the T20 world cup they already
have. On arrival back in Delhi they were greeted by a large crowd and a number
of government ministers, such is the importance and popularity of the game in that
cricket mad country.
On the other hand, The England VI side reached the semi-finals of the
Blind World Cup and are
currently preparing for the challenge of hosting a series against the reigning
champions, India at the end of this week. The two teams
will be showcasing the beautiful game of cricket on iconic grounds such as: Kia
Oval and Arundel Castle ground in West Sussex.
The England team will most certainly appreciate your
support. So why not prepare a picnic, encourage friends and family to join you
in witnessing some high-quality blind cricket?
The schedule
is shown below. Prepare to be surprised at the skill and talent on display,
as well as witnessing cricket played in the true spirit of the game!
Sunday
24th May
|
Leamington
CC
|
40 overs
|
12 noon
|
|
Monday
25th May
|
Wolverhampton
CC
|
40 overs
|
11:00
|
|
Thursday
28th May
|
Kia Oval
|
T20
|
17:30
|
|
Friday
29th May
|
Arundel
Castle CC
|
40 overs
|
11:30
|
|
Saturday
30th May
|
Arundel
Castle CC
|
T20
(Double-header)
|
11:30
|
Support
the England Visually Impaired team by attending a match, every match is free
entry. Alternatively follow the team at www.ecb.co.uk and on ECB Twitter and
Facebook sites. The ECB is an inclusive organisation providing support and a
pathway for disability cricket from grassroots to elite.
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