
Bhaderwah, June 21: The Bilateral Cricket Series for the Blind 2026 concluded at University Ground, Bhaderwah, on June 20 and 21. The tournament was organised by the Cricket Association for Blind Jammu and Kashmir (CABJ&K) in collaboration with the District Youth Services and Sports Department Doda and Donate One Foundation.
Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Bhaderwah Sunil Bhutyal attended the closing ceremony as chief guest. He was accompanied by Tehsildar Kamal Preet Singh, Block Medical Officer (BMO) Dr Versha Sharma and Zonal Physical Education Officer Vijay Kotwal.
The three-match bilateral series was played between the Jammu and Kashmir Blind Cricket Team and the Haryana Blind Cricket Team. Haryana defeated Jammu and Kashmir in all three matches to register a clean sweep in the series.
Speaking on the occasion, the ADC lauded the determination, courage and sporting spirit of the visually impaired cricketers, and appreciated the organisers' efforts in promoting inclusive sports and providing a platform for specially-abled athletes to showcase their talent. Players from both teams exhibited remarkable skill and competitive spirit, earning appreciation from spectators and organisers alike.
Officials of CABJ&K thanked the collaborating organisations, players, coaches and supporters for making the event a success and reaffirmed their commitment to promoting blind cricket and inclusive sports across the region.
The series concluded with a prize distribution ceremony, where the ADC and other dignitaries felicitated the players and officials.
Bhaderwah, June 21: The Bilateral Cricket Series for the Blind 2026 concluded at University Ground, Bhaderwah, on June 20 and 21. The tournament was organised by the Cricket Association for Blind Jammu and Kashmir (CABJ&K) in collaboration with the District Youth Services and Sports Department Doda and Donate One Foundation.
Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Bhaderwah Sunil Bhutyal attended the closing ceremony as chief guest. He was accompanied by Tehsildar Kamal Preet Singh, Block Medical Officer (BMO) Dr Versha Sharma and Zonal Physical Education Officer Vijay Kotwal.
The three-match bilateral series was played between the Jammu and Kashmir Blind Cricket Team and the Haryana Blind Cricket Team. Haryana defeated Jammu and Kashmir in all three matches to register a clean sweep in the series.
Speaking on the occasion, the ADC lauded the determination, courage and sporting spirit of the visually impaired cricketers, and appreciated the organisers' efforts in promoting inclusive sports and providing a platform for specially-abled athletes to showcase their talent. Players from both teams exhibited remarkable skill and competitive spirit, earning appreciation from spectators and organisers alike.
Officials of CABJ&K thanked the collaborating organisations, players, coaches and supporters for making the event a success and reaffirmed their commitment to promoting blind cricket and inclusive sports across the region.
The series concluded with a prize distribution ceremony, where the ADC and other dignitaries felicitated the players and officials.
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