New Delhi: After playing a role in the formation of the Committee for different Carled Cricketers in the country, Secretary BCCI Jay Shah launched the second edition of the HAP Cup, the biggest tournament for physically challenged in India.
BCCI formed a committee at the annual public body meeting that had just been held in Kolkata.
The HAP Cup is scheduled at the Devilal Cricket Stadium in Panchkula, Haryana from December 28 to 31.
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https: / /t.co/s3lefyoooum- Different Cricket Council of India (@dciOfficial) 1639393545000 Ever every year the HAP Cup is organized by the Indian Cricket Association (PCCAI) which is physically challenged to spread the message of input and happiness among the players who are physically challenged in Indonesia country.
This year, top players including the World Series winners in 2019 in the UK have been divided into four teams that will play unanimously with the top two teams playing in the final.
The teams are named after individuals from Australia who play an important role in providing assistance in almost 500 players physically disabled during the forced locking Coronavirus.
We thank Shri @ sganguly99, BCCI President, Shri @Jayshah, Honorary Secretary of BCCI, and for all …
https://t.co/EFJ849NWKX- Cricket Association for the Blind in India (@blind_Cricket) 1639458415000Harley Medcalf, Manager Cricketer Australia legendary Steve Waugh, is one of the individuals who lead this assistance campaign for the players.
After forming a committee, Shah told the different Cricket Council members in India (DCCI), “History has been created.
The first step has been taken and now a lot of work must be done for the development of all Divyang players from the country.
BCCI will provide all possible support for This cause.
“Happy with the development, Secretary General of the DCCI Ravi Chauhan,” for more than 10 years, all organizations in their different ways have struggled to get recognition from BCCI.
” But that Jay Shah really takes this cause personally and is issued.
All obstacles and form this committee.
All players divyang today and tomorrow must always be indebted to Jay Shah for this initiative.
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BCCI Secretary Jay Shah launched Hap Cup for players with physical disabilities
