India scripts history, wins inaugural Women's T20 World Cup for Blind

India clinched the inaugural Women's T20 World Cup for the Blind, defeating Nepal by seven wickets. Chasing 115, India reached the target in the 13th over, with Phula Saren named Player of the Match for her 44-run knock.

India scripted history as they won the inaugural edition of the Women's T20 World Cup for the Blind. India defeated Nepal by seven wickets in a one-sided final in Colombo on Sunday.

India's Dominant Final Performance

After opting to field first, Indian bowlers displayed a brilliant show with the ball. The Indian bowlers bowled tight lines, limiting Nepal to 114/5 in 20 overs.

While chasing, the Indian batters reached 100 runs in the first 10 overs, ensuring there is no more threat. Opener Phula Saren played a match-winning knock. She scored 44 runs off 27 balls, including four boundaries. Her innings brought India to chase down the target in the 13th over, sealing the title. Apart from her, Karuna K also contributed with a 27-ball 42. Saren's magnificent performance earned her the Player of the Match.

'Very Proud of This Win': Captain Deepika TC

After scripting history, India captain Deepika TC opened up that they are very proud of this win. She added that the entire team worked hard to lift the title. "We are very proud and it is a huge win. Our entire team worked very hard. It is a very strong team and other teams are afraid of playing with us. We are even ready to play with the men's team." Deepika TC said after winning the match.

India's Undefeated Run to the Title

In the T20 World Cup for the Blind, India put on an exceptional performance, going undefeated throughout the tournament to claim the title. India started their campaign with a convincing win over Sri Lanka. Against Australia, India registered a 57-run win after the Aussies failed to chase down the 293-run target. India overcame the hurdle of Pakistan, chasing down the 136-run target in just 10.2 overs. In the semi-final, India thrashed Australia by nine wickets and sealed the trophy with a one-sided win over Nepal. (ANI)

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