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Indian visually challenged women's cricket team clinches historic gold at IBSA World Games

India restricted Australia for 114/8 in the allotted 20 overs and then chased down the revised target of 42 in 3.3 overs

PTI Birmingham Published 26.08.23, 08:04 PM
Indian players celebrtaing after the win at Edgbaston

Indian players celebrtaing after the win at Edgbaston Twitter/@IBSAGames2023

The visually challenged Indian women's cricket team, on Saturday, scripted history winning a gold medal beating Australia by nine wickets at the IBSA World Games.

India restricted Australia for 114/8 in the allotted 20 overs and then chased down the revised target of 42 in 3.3 overs. Cricket for visually challenged made its debut in International Blind Sports Federation World Games this year. This was the first final in the World Games and India won the ultimate showdown beating Australia by nine wickets in a rain-affected final.

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