Extractions: Advanced search You are here : Home Projects See all Projects print this page ... recommend this page Project details: (last modified 19. April 06) The London Community Cricket Association (LCCA) seeks to showcase the benefits that cricket can offer to the visually impaired by organizing different test matches and coaching programmes in Barbados and by undertaking an active information campaign that targets the general public. Region: Americas Target group: Disabled persons To increase awareness by people with a disability, members of the family and the general public, that a disability does not need to lead to an unfulfilled life and to open up possibilities for visually impaired people to develop a talent and zest for the game of cricket. Barbados Visually impaired people Initial visits in March and July 2003. Follow up match series in February 2004. Further visit in January 2005 and a three match series (England v. West Indies) planned for early 2006.
Extractions: The aim of our charity is to use cricket to do good. We believe that cricket can be used to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals and communities. For the last 25 years we have used our unique programmes to help young people, in particular, make positive choices about their lives and to help them feel good about themselves. Cricket brings people from different ethnic backgrounds together, makes team mates of individuals who would not normally have met and gives them pride in their community. It diverts young people from crime and anti social behaviour and helps them stay healthy.
Blind Cricket In Action This Easter Monday Wednesday, April 12, 2006 The Saint Lucia Blind Welfare Association will be staging the first ever public demonstration of blind cricket at Monday s http://www.stlucia.gov.lc/pr2006/april/blind_cricket_in_action_this_easter_monda
Extractions: The best explanation I can give is that it is that the game is similar to 'wole laba' which is under arm bowling not over arm and in blind cricket however the ball has to bounce at least twice before it gets to the batter. it can roll on the ground or bounce twice before it can get to the batter. While the ball is different, the bat used during blind cricket is a regular cricket bat, the ball is different, same size but the ball has some pebbles inside so it makes a bit of noise because with blind cricket a lot depends on sound and the players have to listen to the ball and try to follow the sound.
ISportsDigest.com : BLIND CRICKET Quentin Christensen s blind cricket Page; NSW blind cricket Association; Queensland Blind South Australian blind cricket Club (SABCC); UK blind cricket http://isportsdigest.tripod.com/cricket/blind.html
Blind Cricket England & Wales | Home blind cricket England Wales sitemap log in Lee Abbey is home to a Christian Community that hosts a Conference, Retreat and Holiday Centre, http://www.spanglefish.com/PaulWillis/
Extractions: The Community is an interdenominational Christian team of more than 90 individuals and families brought together from across the globe by God's call to live for and serve Him. Each community member is assigned to one of the seven teams: Estate, Kitchen, House, Youth and Children, Conference, Pastoral, Admin or The Beacon. This will involve them developing new skills and broadening their experience.
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Australian Blind Cricket this is the website for the Australian blind cricket Council. Pakistan and India played in the final of the world cup of blind cricket today. http://www.blindcricket.org.au/
Extractions: this is the website for the Australian Blind Cricket Council. Pakistan and India played in the final of the world cup of blind cricket today. India batted first and made 225 in their 40 Overs. Pakistan reached this score within 29 overs. Raymond Moxly won the best B3 Bowler and Peter Christensen won the best B2 Batsman awards. click on the following link for the final audio report Audio Report for 16 December India won their semi-final to earn a place in the grand final on Saturday against their neibours Pakistan. India sent England into bat and England mad 209 in their 40 Overs. India got these runs with the loss of 3 wickets in the 26th over.
Blind Cricket World Cup Starts - Truveo Video Search Hosting the World Cup for the first time, Pakistan are keen to win the cup on home turf for the third straight time. http://in.truveo.com/Blind-Cricket-World-Cup-starts/id/743606294
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Eyeway.org : Inspire : Interview With Manvendra Singh Meet the young and energetic Captain of the Indian blind cricket Team, Manvendra Singh First, blind cricket is based on sound; we use hard plastic balls http://www.eyeway.org/inspire/int-manvendra.htm
Extractions: You are at eyeway.org : inspire : interview : manvendra singh Meet the young and energetic Captain of the Indian Blind Cricket Team, Manvendra Singh Patwal. His captaincy recently took India to the finals of World Cup Cricket for Blind held in Pakistan. Manvendra started playing cricket while at school. Little did he know the sport he played for fun would one day change the course of his life. Eyeway correspondent, Guneet Sethi talks to Manvendra and finds out more about him and blind cricket in India. Yes, about a decade ago it was believed that sport is out of reach for the blind. Times have changed and outdoor games have become an integral part of our lives. My hard work, dedication and complete involvement in the game of cricket have brought me to playing at an international level. I started my cricket career at a very initial stage when there were not many facilities available. Today, I feel happy and proud of the fact that in spite of all the difficulties, I have reached the level of representing my country as a captain of the Indian blind cricket world cup team. How different is Blind Cricket from regular cricket?
England Blind Team Now To Tour Sri Lanka - News - ECB Further recent good news for blind cricketers was that the World blind cricket Council (WBCC) has now been recognised by the ICC. http://www.ecb.co.uk/news/england-blind-team-now-to-tour-sri-lanka,6553,EN.html
Extractions: The England Blind team will now be touring Sri Lanka to prepare for their World Cup bid in South Africa in 2006, following the cancellation of the planned tour of Pakistan. The recent south asia earthquake has prevented that tour taking place. However, the Pakistanis have been invited to travel to England in May next year for a short ODI series prior to the World Cup. Fresh from their Ashes triumph in 2004, the England Blind team will head to Sri Lanka this month in good spirits. In summer 2002, however, Pakistan beat England 3-1 in a memorable series in England before going on to win the World Cup in December of that year. They beat South Africa in the final. England are now ranked third in the world by the World Blind Cricket Council after the Ashes win.
Blind Sporting Council Inc. - Cricket Over the last 30 years the ball used for blind cricket has changes significantly from a woven cane ball dunked in water, to a nylon ball and now to a http://www.blindsport.com.au/cricket.html
Extractions: Major Sponsors: General Information Blind cricket is similar to traditional cricket with minor modifications.. The ball must be bowled underarm with at least 2 bounces on the pitch either side of the halfway line. Over the last 30 years the ball used for blind cricket has changes significantly from a woven cane ball dunked in water, to a nylon ball and now to a hardened plastic ball. All balls make a rattling sound enabling people with little or no vision to play the sport. The South Australian Blind Cricket Club was formed in 1970 and has fielded teams in the National Championships ever since. In 1998 South Australia had two representatives in the Australian Blind Cricket team for the inaugural World Cup for blind cricket in Deli India. The 2002 World Cup held in Chennai India also contained two South Australian representatives in the Australian blind cricket team with hopes for an increase representation for the next world cup for blind cricket in South Africa in November 2006 Anyone who is vision impaired can play blind cricket from a social level, to a South Australian representative to an Australian Representative. Where there is a batsman who cannot see at all or who has very little sight, a runner is provided for them to act on their behalf when running between the wickets.
BBCCaribbean.com | Caribbean Blind Cricket Tournament The second annual Caribbean blind cricket Tournament is this year being hosted by Jamaica. The sport has been around since 1996 and was introduced to the http://www.bbc.co.uk/caribbean/news/story/2007/07/070719_sterlingmagazine.shtml
Extractions: Home News Sport Radio ... Weather SERVICES About Us Contact Us Schedules and Frequencies REGIONS Africa Americas Asia-Pacific Europe ... South Asia RELATED SITES NEWS SPORT WEATHER Last updated: 19 July, 2007 - Published 15:39 GMT Email a friend Printable version Caribbean Blind Cricket Tournament The second annual Caribbean Blind Cricket Tournament is this year being hosted by Jamaica. The sport has been around since 1996 and was introduced to the region in 2003. For BBC Caribbean Sterling Henderson reports on a thrilling encounter between Barbados and Jamaica which reflects the growing interest in the sport. Sterling Henderson reports on cricket tournament for the visually impaired in the Caribbean SEE ALSO Andy Palacio: Belize's world music man BBC Caribbean News in Brief Who calls the shots in cricket? Have your say: your page, your call Email a friend Printable version About Us Schedules and Frequencies ^^ Back to top Front page ... Contact Us
ACT Cricket |- Vision Impaired Cricket blind cricket was first played in Melbourne in 1922. The game was then introduced to the other states of Australia. In 1951 the Australian blind cricket http://www.cricketact.com.au/default.asp?PageID=46
Sports News - The last annual general meeting of the World blind cricket Council (WBCC) had decided to allow visionary impaired women to take part in the game. http://www.paktribune.com/sports/newsdetail.php?nid=1813
The Hindu Business Line : Blind Cricket Team To Tour England The Indian blind cricket Team will play England in England, and if past records are anything to go by it may well come back victorious. http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/2007/08/18/stories/2007081850750500.htm
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Blind Cricket - Avoo - Ask Us A Question - blind cricket is widely played in Australia, particularly in the states of Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, each of which boasts a number of teams http://www.avoo.com/wiki/Blind_cricket
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Extractions: With Australian wicketkeeper Mark Haskett joining the fray, the Ulladulla attack were well rewarded when skipper Ben Felten was trapped by a Peter King googly on 2 after attempting the reverse sweep and with the score at 3 for 60 and Haskett playing shots all around the wicket, the NSW side were looking on dangerous.
