Harbhajan Singh becomes the brand ambassador: Under the joint aegis of Narayan Seva Sansthan and Differently Abled Cricket of India (DCCI), the third National Physical Disability T-20 Cricket Championship will start from 28th September and will be played in Udaipur, Rajasthan till 8th October.

24 disabled cricket teams will play in this tournament, in which 300 disabled cricket players will participate.

Harbhajan Singh becomes brand ambassador :-

Harbhajan becomes the brand ambassador of National Disability Cricket Championship
In fact, President of Narayan Seva Sansthan, Prashant Aggarwal said that the brand ambassador of this national championship for disabled cricketers will be the country’s famous cricketer Harbhajan Singh. He told that on the initiative of the institute, this will be the fifth Mahakumbh of disabled players in the last 7 years.

Earlier, National Para Swimming Competition in 2017, National Blind Cricket Tournament in 2019, 21st National Para Swimming Competition in March 2022 and National Wheel Chair Cricket Championship in November-December have been successfully organised.

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Harbhajan Singh Ji has been a fierce competitor in the ground and a man with a big heart off it. We thank @harbhajan3 for becoming brand ambassador of DCCI-Narayan Sewa Sansthan's 3rd National Physical Disability T20 Championship to be held at Udaipur.@JayShah @rajasthanroyals pic.twitter.com/zuo50iSEJr

— Differently Abled Cricket Council of India (@dcciofficial) September 10, 2023

Institute founder ‘Kailash’ Manav said:-

Founder of the institute ‘Kailash’ Manav said that the institute has been working in the field of education; treatment and rehabilitation of disabled people for the last 38 years. Who has been appreciated by various awards at national and state level. The 11-day Disabled Cricket Championship will be an important link in the direction of promoting disabled talents in the sports field.

300 players from 24 states will participate :-

Ravi Chauhan, Secretary of Differently Abled Cricket Council of India, said that 24 teams from different states including Rajasthan will participate in this championship. In which 400 people including about 300 players, coaches, umpires, experts, scorers, officials will participate. Championship matches will be played on the well-equipped grounds of the city. For the success of the event, preparations are being finalized by forming various committees.

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