India wins the inaugural Blind T20 Women World Cup 2025
The Indian Women’s Blind Cricket Team carved their name into the history books by winning the first-ever Blind T20 Women’s World Cup, defeating Nepal by seven wickets in a commanding final at the P Sara Oval in Colombo. With this victory, India not only lifted the maiden title but also showcased the rise of women’s blind cricket on the global stage. So Let’s take a look at India wins the inaugural Blind T20 Women World Cup 2025.
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A Dominant Bowling Performance Sets the Tone
Opting to bowl first in the final, India produced a disciplined and intelligent bowling effort that immediately put Nepal under pressure. The bowlers maintained tight lines, restricted scoring opportunities, and forced Nepal into a defensive shell.
Such was India’s control that Nepal managed only one boundary during their entire 20-over innings — a rare sight in modern competitive cricket. Nepal ultimately posted 114/5, a total that reflected both their struggle and India’s exceptional field placements and execution.
Phula Saren Leads a Smooth Run-Chase
India’s reply was composed, confident, and clinical. Phula Saren, who has been one of India’s standout performers throughout the tournament, once again rose to the occasion.
With a calm and unbeaten 44, she anchored the chase with maturity beyond her years.
India reached 117/3 in just 12 overs, making the final look one-sided through sheer dominance and clarity in approach. The top order rotated strike smartly, punished loose balls, and ensured that Nepal never found a way back into the contest.
Road to the Final: Wins Over Australia and Pakistan
India booked their spot in the final after a commanding semifinal win over Australia, continuing their unbeaten campaign.
Nepal, on the other hand, earned their berth by defeating Pakistan in a spirited contest.
The final, however, brought out the gulf in consistency, game awareness, and execution between the two sides — with India firmly in control from start to finish.
Tournament Highlights: Players Who Lit Up the World Cup
While India dominated the final, the tournament also witnessed outstanding individual brilliance.
Pakistan’s Mehreen Ali, a B3 category (partially sighted) player, emerged as the tournament’s star batter, scoring over 600 runs, including a record-breaking 78-ball 230 against Sri Lanka.
Her fearless strokeplay and remarkable consistency set new benchmarks for women’s blind cricket.
What This Victory Means for India
This win is more than a trophy — it signals a new era for women’s blind cricket in India.
The players have shown resilience, skill, and unwavering belief, inspiring thousands of visually impaired girls across the country to dream bigger.
With growing recognition and global visibility, this triumph could become a turning point for disability sports in India.
FAQs
1. Who won the inaugural Women’s Blind T20 World Cup?
India won the first-ever Women’s Blind T20 Cricket World Cup by defeating Nepal in the final.
2. Where was the final played?
The final was held at the P Sara Oval in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
3. Who was the top performer for India in the final?
Phula Saren, with an unbeaten 44 runs, was India’s standout performer in the chase.
4. Which player had the most runs in the tournament?
Pakistan’s Mehreen Ali scored over 600 runs, including a double century.
5. Who did India defeat in the semifinal?
India defeated Australia in the semifinal to reach the final.
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