A masterclass from Callum Flynn and George Greenway led the Hawks to the Disability Premier League trophy at Derby.

Fixtures have been confirmed for the International Blind Sports Federation (IBSA) World Blind Games and the Disability Premier League.

The Indian cricket team for the physically challenged, run by the Divyang Cricket Control Board of India, left for Malaysia and Singapore from Chennai on 12 June.

The Blind Cricket South Africa (BCSA) One Day Cup is a 40 over competition consisting of the top 4 Provincial teams which go head-to-head in a 3-Day league in order to determine the 2023 champions.

Manas Indo-Bangla Friendship Cup 2023, organized by Manas Sewa Charitable Trust and Divyang Wheelchair Cricket Association under the aegis of Divyang Cricket Control Board of India.

3-match T20 International Series between India and Sri Lanka featuring disabled cricketers to start from tomorrow.

VIC’s Deaf captain Callum Asbury & VIC’s ID captain Lachlan MacRae speak following their grand final wins today at the National Cricket Inclusion Championships.

The Gujarat blind cricket team won the Siyaram’s National Blind Cricket Tournament held at the P.J. Hindu Gymkhana in Mumbai today.

England powered to a historic first Deaf Ashes victory thanks to an outstanding display from all-rounder James Schofield.

England’s Learning Disability cricketers retained the Ashes in style with a resounding eight-wicket win over Australia in the Commonwealth Bank International Inclusion series in Brisbane.

A dramatic day and night – and another hugely powerful advert for disability cricket – ended in mixed fortunes for England’s double Ashes assault down under.

Three of England’s disability teams will return to the international stage in June when they jointly tour Australia for the International Cricket Inclusion Series.

The England Physical Disability Team will play the world-famous Lord’s Taverners XI in a prestigious match to be played at New Road on Friday, 10 June.

The England Disability Cricket Performance programme has made several new appointments ahead of the 2022 season.

A game changing £2m partnership will make life-changing disability cricket accessible in every county in England and Wales as part of the biggest investment into a disability cricket programme.

England’s Physical Disability squad have struck the perfect balance between helping others and helping themselves during the ongoing Coronavirus lockdown, explains Yorkshire’s Liam Thomas.

Iain Nairn, captain of the England Physical Disability cricket team, has announced his retirement from international cricket after a career spanning seven years.

The Lord’s Taverners and the Berkeley Foundation have announced a new four-year £800,000 partnership to support the continued growth of the Super 1s Disability Cricket programme.

England finished runners-up in the Physical Disability World Series, following defeat to India in the final at Blackfinch New Road.