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IDCA 10th National T20 Championship for deaf in Surat

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Surat, Oct 27 (PTI) The 10th National T20 Championship for Deaf is being organised by the Indian Deaf Cricket Association (IDCA) here and features 14 teams.

The championship, being organised in association with the Deaf Cricket Association Surat (DCAS), began on Monday and will run till November 1.

The matches are being held at Bawaji Cricket Ground and teams from Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, Mumbai, Vidarbha, Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, Kerala, Delhi, Chandigarh, Jammu and Kashmir, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh are participating this time.

Sumit Jain, President of the Indian Deaf Cricket Association (IDCA), said, “The 10th edition of this championship reflects the continued importance of organised competition in building a stronger pathway for deaf athletes.

“Hosting the tournament in Surat for the first time also enables us to extend this platform to new regions and engage more stakeholders in the growth of the sport.

“We remain committed to creating an environment where athletes can pursue their ambitions and have their abilities recognised through their performances,” he added. PTI Cor PM PM

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