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3 T20 Indo-Nepal Friendship Cup 2025: A Celebration of Inclusivity in Cricket
Rudrapur, Uttarakhand – February 2025:
The Indo-Nepal Friendship Cup, a prestigious 3 T20 International Wheelchair Cricket Series, is set to take place at Gandhi Park, Rudrapur, Uttarakhand, on February 23rd, 24th, and 26th, 2025. This groundbreaking event, organized by the Disabled Sporting Society Uttarakhand, is being held under the aegis of the Divyang Cricket Control Board of India (DCCBI) and is affiliated with the International Council of Wheelchair Cricket (ICWC).

The series will witness three high-energy matches between Wheelchair Cricket teams of India and Nepal, reinforcing the message of inclusivity, sportsmanship, and international friendship. This tournament is a testament to the unwavering determination and resilience of para-athletes who continue to redefine the spirit of cricket. Ramesh Sartape from Maharashtra has been selected to Again Captain Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team. Apart from Shahid Ansari (Wk), Krishna Shinde, Parshuram Desale and Suresh Joshi from the Maharashtra Wheelchair Cricket team has been selected in Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team.

Message from the Organizers
Harish Choudhary, Founder of Disabled Sporting Society Uttarakhand: “The Indo-Nepal Friendship Cup is not just a cricket tournament—it is a bridge between two nations, built on the foundation of inclusivity and mutual respect. We are honored to host this international event and showcase the incredible talent of divyang cricketers. Through this initiative, we hope to inspire more individuals to support and promote disability sports.”
Haroon Rasheed, Founder & Secretary General of DCCBI: “DCCBI has always been committed to creating opportunities for divyang cricketers, and this Friendship Cup marks another milestone in our journey. Cricket is a powerful medium that brings people together, and this series will highlight the capabilities and sportsmanship of our talented athletes. We look forward to a competitive and inspiring tournament.”

Ghazal Khan, CEO of DCCBI: “The Indo-Nepal Friendship Cup is a significant step toward global recognition of disability cricket. Every match played by these athletes is a testament to their perseverance and love for the game. We at DCCBI are proud to be a part of this initiative, and we invite cricket enthusiasts to support and celebrate these champions.”
A Call for Support
The Indo-Nepal Friendship Cup is not just about cricket—it is about breaking barriers, changing perceptions, and fostering a more inclusive sporting ecosystem. We encourage fans, sponsors, and media partners to support this initiative and contribute to the growth of disability cricket.

For more details and live updates, follow DCCBI on social media and join us in celebrating the spirit of the game!
Media Contact:
📧 Email: Indianwheelchaircricket@gmail.com
📞 Phone: +91 8850398533

