It provides an opportunity, inclusion and pathway for Deaf cricketers to represent their country on the global stage. Away from the excluded and long isolated days spent with the hearing cricket communities when there is no level playing field on and off the pitch, in particular with tactics, technical aspects. Coaching, building personal relationships with fellow cricketers, performances on the field and so on.
Deaf Cricket can offer hearing impaired cricketers that level playing field, empowerment, fulfillment, enjoyment, Deaf peers, Deaf role models, enabling and aspirations of winning the World Cup and other international tournaments for their countries.
Theinaugural DeafICC AGM took place in Dubai, UAE, in March 2013 when it was attended by the following countries; Australia, Bangladesh, England, India, Pakistan, South Africa and Sri Lanka. The 50 overs DICC Championship 2016 followed at ICCAcademy in Dubai Sports City.
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"The Cricket World Cup is not just a great global sporting event; it is also inscribed with much deeper cultural and political importance globally.
The world cup is avery important way to measure the good players, and the great ones. it is test of great teamwork."
