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Divyang Cricket League: Haryana Warriors, Beas XI win titles

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Updated At : 02:18 PM May 05, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, May 4

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Haryana Warriors defeated Punjab Warriors by 34 runs to win the wheelchair category final on the concluding day of the 7th Usha Divyang Cricket League.

Batting first, Haryana Warriors scored 202 runs in 20 overs. In the deaf category, Beas XI defeated Jhelum XI by 44 runs to win the title.

Sandeep Kundu of Haryana Warriors was adjudged Man of the Match in the wheelchair category, while Harsimran of Beas XI was named Man of the Match in the hearing impaired category.

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The league had witnessed participation from 150 specially abled cricketers playing in two categories – hearing impaired in T20 format and wheelchair categories in T10 format.

The tournament was also supported by the Union Territory Cricket Association (UTCA), Chandigarh, National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) and the UT Sports Department. The winners and runners-up were felicitated with cash prizes and trophies.

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