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Vikrant Keni will lead Indian differently-abled cricket team against Nepal in T20 series

by Kheltoday · February 23, 2023

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New Delhi: Indian differently abled cricket team has been named for T20 series against Nepal. Mumbai’s Vikrant Keni will lead the 17-member Indian differently-abled cricket team.

Jammu & Kashmir’s Wasim Iqbal has been named the vice-captain of the side.

The Indian side will face Nepal in three T20 matches series in Bhiwani, Haryana, from March 3 to 5, 2023.

Team:

Vikrant Keni (Mumbai), Wasim Iqbal (J&K), Rabindra Sante (Mumbai), Sunny Goyat (Haryana), Yogendra Bhadopia (Madhya Pradesh), Pawan Kumar (Haryana), Akhil Reddy (Andhra Pradesh), Victor (Tamil Nadu), Ajay Dogre (Vidarba), Amir Hossin (J&K), Jafar Bhatt (J&K), Shivasankra (Karnataka), Ameen Bhumak (Haryana), Tusar Paul (West Bengal), Surender Khorwal (Rajasthan), Gurudas Raut (Vidarbha) and Mo. Sadik (Uttar Pradesh).

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