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    National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series

    Wheelchair Cricket for the differently abled started in India in 2009 and six states - UP, Haryana, Punjab, Gujarat, Delhi and now Rajasthan have official teams. The best of these players will form the national team aiming for T-20 Wheelchair Cricket World Cup to be held in May 2017 in Nepal. Seen above is Rajasthan’s Captain Prithvi Singh bowled out against Punjab during the recently concluded National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series at Chaugan stadium in Jaipur. (Himanshu Vyas / HT Photo)

    Updated on: Mar 02, 2017 9:00 AM IST
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    Wheelchair Cricket for the differently abled started in India in 2009 and six states - UP, Haryana, Punjab, Gujarat, Delhi and now Rajasthan have official teams. The best of these players will form the national team aiming for T-20 Wheelchair Cricket World Cup to be held in May 2017 in Nepal. Seen above is Rajasthan’s Captain Prithvi Singh bowled out against Punjab during the recently concluded National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series at Chaugan stadium in Jaipur. (Himanshu Vyas / HT Photo) expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
    Updated on Mar 02, 2017 9:00 AM

    Wheelchair Cricket for the differently abled started in India in 2009 and six states - UP, Haryana, Punjab, Gujarat, Delhi and now Rajasthan have official teams. The best of these players will form the national team aiming for T-20 Wheelchair Cricket World Cup to be held in May 2017 in Nepal. Seen above is Rajasthan’s Captain Prithvi Singh bowled out against Punjab during the recently concluded National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series at Chaugan stadium in Jaipur. (Himanshu Vyas / HT Photo)

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    Rajasthan, whose players earlier used to play from Delhi’s team, now have formed their own team. expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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    Rajasthan, whose players earlier used to play from Delhi’s team, now have formed their own team.

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    Punjab’s Rohit Anhotra, the only century scorer from India, said “Most of the players can’t afford the sports wheelchair that costs between 24-35,000 Rupees and drive the riskier and slower patients’ wheelchair.” expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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    Punjab’s Rohit Anhotra, the only century scorer from India, said “Most of the players can’t afford the sports wheelchair that costs between 24-35,000 Rupees and drive the riskier and slower patients’ wheelchair.”

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    A Punjab team player dives to save a boundary against Rajasthan during the final match played between Rajasthan and Punjab teams of Two Day National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series. expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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    A Punjab team player dives to save a boundary against Rajasthan during the final match played between Rajasthan and Punjab teams of Two Day National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series.

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    Punjab team striker Rohit hits a shot against Haryana during the Two Day National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series. expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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    Punjab team striker Rohit hits a shot against Haryana during the Two Day National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series.

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    Practising for these matches is a problem since cricket officials think that wheelchairs will ruin the pitches, says one of the players. expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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    Practising for these matches is a problem since cricket officials think that wheelchairs will ruin the pitches, says one of the players.

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    Rajasthan team players celebrate after defeating Punjab in the finals of Two Day National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series at Chaugan stadium. expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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    Rajasthan team players celebrate after defeating Punjab in the finals of Two Day National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series at Chaugan stadium.

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    Players from the participating teams having lunch during a break. expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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    Players from the participating teams having lunch during a break.

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    Trophies displayed during the Two Day National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series. expand-iconView Photos in a new improved layout
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    Trophies displayed during the Two Day National Triangular Wheelchair T-20 Cricket Series.

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