India will sort out the hard of hearing ICC T-20 World Cup competition out of the blue this year. The competition will be held in November this year.
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India will sort out the hard of hearing ICC T-20 World Cup competition out of the blue this year. The competition will be held in November this year. This will be composed by the (Deaf Cricket Society) (DCS). The ICC gave this data on Thursday. The primary objective behind sorting out this competition in India is to advance and arrange cricket for those unfit to hear in India. It is subsidiary to the Deaf International Cricket Council (Deaf ICC). The world’s eight groups will take an interest in the hard of hearing ICC T-20 World Cup. In this nine-day-long competition, 200 players will battle to win. The competition will be held from November 18 to 27. The matches will be played in Gurujram.
Aside from has India, England, Pakistan, Australia, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, and South Africa are taking part in the taking part nations. Sumit Jain, general secretary of the (Deaf Cricket Society) (DCS) stated, “Cricket is the most played and watched sport in this nation. Around 71.7 million watchers watched cricket in 2017.
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We are certain that the session of debilitated cricketers will quicken and this competition will get bolster in India. Four matches will be played each day in this competition. The eight groups will be separated into two sections. Each group will play three matches at the gathering level. Two groups from each gathering will meet all requirements for the semi-finals.
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