The inaugural T20 Cricket World Cup for visually impaired women, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, is underway with teams from six nations competing using a rattling ball and verbal cues.

The first T20 Cricket World Cup for visually impaired women, co-hosted by India and Sri Lanka, is underway with teams from India, Australia, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and the USA. Played using a rattling ball and underarm bowling with verbal cues, the tournament features at least four totally blind players per team, who score double runs. India’s team, led by captain T.C. Deepika, won all five round-robin matches to advance to the semi-finals, showcasing resilience and growing inclusion in adaptive sports.