DISCLAIMER
The Differently Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI) hereby clarifies that DCCI does not charge any money from any player for participation, trials, selection, or representation in state, national, or international matches.
Selection of players for international tournaments is conducted strictly on the basis of merit and on-field performance.
To be eligible for international selection, every player must have competed in official state-level and/or national-level matches recognized under the DCCI framework.
DCCI follows a transparent, fair, and performance-based selection process, ensuring equal opportunity for all eligible players. Any individual or entity claiming to demand money in the name of DCCI for selection or opportunities is unauthorized and misleading.
Players, parents, and stakeholders are requested to report such false claims immediately at: Email: office@dcci.tv
DCCI remains firmly committed to ethics, integrity, and the true spirit of disability cricket, where talent, dedication, and performance alone define selection.Issued in the larger interest of disability cricket and its stakeholders.
Differently Abled Cricket Council of India
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News &Updates
Fri, 30 MayNew DelhiThe Indian men's mixed disability team is set to face England in a seven-match IT20I series, starting June 21. Taunton, Wormsley, Worcester, Bristol and Lord's will host the matches.
About Differently Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI)
The Differently Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI) is the official governing body for disability cricket in India, dedicated to promoting and developing the sport for players with physical, hearing, and intellectual disabilities. Our mission is to empower differently-abled cricketers by providing them with professional training, national and international exposure, and a structured pathway to excel in the sport
ABOUT DCCI
BCCI Supported Body
Differently Abled Cricket has been played in India for many decades, but there was no common body representing all the forms of Differently Abled Cricket. Under the guidance of Shri Jay Shah, Secy. B.C.C.I., an umbrella body was formed representing all the four Differently-Abled Forms of Cricket played in India i.e. Blind Cricket, Deaf Cricket, Physically Disabled (Standing) Cricket & Wheelchair Cricket.
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