The Indian Deaf Cricket Association (IDCA) team emerged victorious in the seven-match bilateral T2OI series as the defeated England 5-2 at the County Ground, Leicester.

ECB played the host and the tournament was played in 5 cricket grounds. The series witnessed an intense battle between India and England, with both teams demonstrating exceptional cricketing talent.

However, it was the Indian team that dominated throughout, securing a commendable series win by defeating the hosts by 6 wickets in the seventh and final match of the series.

Abhishek Singh was awarded the title of ‘Man of the Match’ while Sai Akash was referred to as ‘Man of the Series.’

Captain Virender Singh took the maximum wickets.

Speaking on this monumental achievement for India, Sumit Jain, president of IDCA said, “The victory in this bilateral series against England is not just a win on the field but a testament to the perseverance and skill of our hearing impaired players. It marks a significant milestone for deaf cricket in India, showcasing our capability to compete and succeed at the highest levels of the sport. We are thrilled to see our team’s hard work and determination pay off, and we look forward to continuing our journey of excellence in deaf cricket.”

He credited the hard work and dedication of every team member, as well as the unwavering support from fans and stakeholders.

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