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India and England’s men’s mixed disability teams will play a seven-match T20I series in June-July at 4 venues, including Lord’s. The ECB will live-stream the series.
Lord’s will host a special India-England match in the summertime.
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The boys’s mixed disability teams from India and England will face off in a seven-match T20I series in June-July this 12 months with the games to be played at overall 4 venues — three first-class grounds — including Lord’s.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) informed on their website on Saturday that the series will probably be the “first of its kind” given the mixed disability teams will consist of players with physical disability, learning disability and hearing impairments.
“The sport at Lord’s – which falls on MCC’s Disability Cricket Day on Wednesday 25 June – is the third of seven T20s, with games at Taunton, Wormsley, Worcester and Bristol,” the ECB said.
Two of those T20Is will probably be played at Bristol with the primary game to be a double-header, as the ladies’s team from India and England may also be in motion on the identical day.
The ECB will probably be live-streaming the mixed disability series matches on its channels.
While the series will get underway on June 21 at Taunton, the second match will probably be on June 23 at Wormsley, third on June 25 at Lord’s, and fourth and fifth on June 27 and 29 at Worcester respectively.
The sixth and seventh T20Is will probably be played at Bristol on July 1 and three.
(This story has not been edited by News18 staff and is published from a syndicated news agency feed – PTI)
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