BCCI Announces Structured Support For Blind Cricket In India

In a landmark announcement, the BCCI has extended formal support to the Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI). The framework ensures logistical assistance such as travel, accommodation, and access to premier cricket venues for domestic and international matches.  

This move follows India’s remarkable achievements in blind cricket, including multiple men’s world titles and the women’s team’s victory in the inaugural T20 Blind World Cup in 2025. Recognizing these successes, the BCCI aims to provide consistent backing to strengthen blind cricket and integrate it into mainstream structures.  

The support also covers international exposure, home series assistance, and infrastructure development. By offering structured aid, the BCCI reinforces its commitment to inclusivity, ensuring that visually impaired athletes receive recognition and opportunities equal to their counterparts in mainstream cricket.  

Key Highlights  

• BCCI announces structured support for CABI  
• Travel, accommodation, and venue access assured  
• International exposure and home series assistance included  
• Support extended to both men’s and women’s blind cricket teams  
• Move strengthens inclusivity and recognition for blind cricket  

Sources: Firstpost, India Today, Sporting News