Historic Mixed Disability T20I Series Set for June

India and England's men's mixed disability cricket teams will compete in a groundbreaking seven-match T20I series this June-July at four venues including Lord's. Featuring players with various disabilities, this unprecedented event will be live-streamed and coincides with the MCC's Disability Cricket Day.

In a historic move, the men's mixed disability cricket teams from India and England are set to compete in a seven-match T20I series this summer, marking an unprecedented event in the world of cricket. The series will commence on June 21, spanning various prestigious venues including the iconic Lord's.

This ground-breaking series, described as the 'first of its kind', will feature players with a range of disabilities including physical, learning, and hearing impairments. Scheduled around MCC's Disability Cricket Day on June 25, the series underscores the growing inclusivity in cricket.

The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced the series on its official website and will live-stream all matches. With stops in Taunton, Wormsley, Worcester, and Bristol, the latter will also host matches for the women's teams in a thrilling double-header on July 1.