Fresh from their historic triumph at the inaugural T20 World Cup for the Blind, the Indian Women's Cricket Team for the Blind was warmly felicitated by Nora Solomon Foundation, Chintels CSR wing, today. Celebrating their undefeated run, the event highlighted the team’s remarkable grit, teamwork, and resilience.
Reaffirming its commitment to inclusivity through sports, Chintels Group has extended its support to team India throughout the tournament and awarded each member of the Indian team a prize money of INR 1.00 Lakh. The Group’s CSR wing, Nora Solomon Foundation continues to drive initiatives in education, healthcare, and social welfare.
The team led by Captain Deepika T. C, India dominated the six-nation tournament featuring Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Australia, and the United States, with the final played on 23 November 2025 in Colombo.
Speaking at the ceremony Mr. Prashant Solomon, Director, Chintels Group and Trustee, Nora Solomon Foundation said: “The team’s victory is a proud moment for India. These remarkable athletes have demonstrated an unmatched spirit and determination thereby encouraging other people with disabilities to move ahead and fulfil their dreams and aspirations. Their World Cup win is not only a milestone for Indian cricket for the blind but a moment of pride for the entire nation. We are privileged to stand with them in celebrating this achievement.”
Reflecting on the team’s remarkable journey, Captain Deepika TC said: “This victory carries the weight of every struggle we faced; limited resources, intense training challenges, and moments when the odds felt impossible. But we refused to give up. Standing here as World Cup champions is proof that determination can turn even the toughest journeys into unforgettable triumphs. We hope our win inspires many more like us to chase their dreams with courage”.
Chintels Group expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Governments of India and Sri Lanka for co-hosting the tournament and congratulated Dr. Mahantesh, Founder-Managing Trustee of Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled, who has been instrumental in guiding and supporting the team towards its triumphant success.
