BCCI secretary Shah launches HAP Cup for physically disabled players
3 years ago

BCCI secretary Shah launches HAP Cup for physically disabled players

The Hindu  

Having played a role in the formation of a committee for the country's differently abled cricketers, BCCI secretary Jay Shah launched the second edition of the HAP Cup, the biggest tournament for the physically challenged in India. READ: Every year HAP Cup is organised by the Physically Challenged Cricket Association of India to spread the message of positivity and happiness among the physically challenged players in the country. The teams are named after individuals from Australia who played a pivotal role in providing relief to nearly 500 physically disabled players during the coronavirus-forced lockdown. Elated by the development, DCCI secretary general Ravi Chauhan, said, "For more than 10 years, all the organisations in their different ways have been struggling to get recognition from BCCI.

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New Indian Express  

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