Mohali: Patiala Royal Strikers Girls set the field ablaze with a commanding total of 160 runs for the loss of two wickets in their 12-over encounter against GIB Panipat Knight Riders Girls at Yadavindra Public School, Mohali. Sent in to bat after GIB Panipat Knight Riders won the toss, the Patiala squad displayed remarkable confidence and precision, putting on a masterful batting display that anchored the opening leg of Cricket Beyond Sight – Second Innings.
Organised by the Shamshir Foundation, the tournament highlights the prowess and competitive drive of visually impaired female cricketers, proving that determination transcends physical boundaries.
The event drew key international and regional sport figures, with Shamshir Foundation Initiative Lead Ms. Shamsheer Rana guiding the event alongside special guest Mr. David Penn, President of the Blind Cricket Association in Adelaide, Australia. Cricket Australia Multicultural Ambassador Ms. Saru Rana, YSCA CEO Mr. Victor Yograj Singh, and foundation ambassadors Mr. Neil Sachdeva, Mr. Simar Pawar, and Mr. Ishaan Tandon also joined to support the initiative.
Through this platform, the foundation continues to champion sports accessibility, empowering visually impaired athletes to demonstrate their abilities and inspire broader communities through high-level competition.
