Wheelchair Sports Association Mumbai Organizes Cricket Game For 90% Physically Challenged People

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Maharashtra,  28 Dec 2022 7:43 AM GMT

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Wheelchair Sports Association Mumbai organized a cricket game for the divyaang people on 23rd December. This match was organized by Divyang Vikas Sangh & Mumbai Wheelchair Cricket Team and was supported by Mr. Nilotpal Mrinal (Disabled Rights Activist & Social Worker). Wheelchair cricket players are 70% to 90% physically challenged, and they do batting, bowling & fielding on wheelchairs. The team includes all the players with different disabilities like polio, amputee, spinal cord injuries & cerebral palsy. A few players from the Mumbai team have also played for the Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team. Wheelchair Sports Association Mumbai is Registered Under the Societies Act. 1860 & it is affiliated with Wheelchair Cricket India Association which manages the Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team.