Support for Deaf Player – Participation in ADCA T20I Asia Cup (India)

Program Date: February 3, 2026
Host: Rotary Club of Biratnagar Downtown
Published Date : 2026-03-05
President : Girija Sarda

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Specialty

 

This project supports an economically challenged deaf national-level cricketer, enabling participation in an international sports event. It promotes inclusivity, empowerment of persons with disabilities, and representation of Nepal at the international level.

 

Facts and Figures

 

Event: ADCA T20I Asia Cup for the Deaf

Venue for the game: Barabati Stadium, Cuttack, Odisha, India

Dates: 18th – 26th February 2026

Organizing Body: National Cricket Association of the Deaf – Nepal

Beneficiary Name: Mr. Ranjan Niraula

Nature of Support: Financial assistance for travel and participation-related expenses

Amount Supported: NPR 15,000

 

Support

 

A financial contribution of NPR 15000 was provided to Mr. Ranjan Niraula in response to a formal request from the National Cricket Association of the Deaf – Nepal. The support was extended considering the beneficiary’s economic constraints and imminent international travel scheduled on Falgun 4.

 

Beneficiaries

Primary Beneficiary:

Mr. Ranjan Niraula, National Deaf Cricket Player, Nepal

 

Indirect Beneficiaries:

Nepali Deaf Sports Community

National Deaf Cricket Team

Young players with hearing disabilities aspiring to compete internationally

 

Impact / Outcome

Enabled the beneficiary to move closer to participating in an international-level cricket tournament.

Strengthened morale and confidence of a deaf and dumb player representing Nepal.

Sent a strong message of inclusion, encouragement, and support for differently-abled sports persons.

Contributed to Nepal’s representation and pride at the Asia-level Deaf Cricket Championship.

 

Sustainability

Such support encourages long-term participation of deaf players in sports by reducing financial barriers. Continued assistance and recognition can inspire more players with disabilities to pursue competitive sports, strengthening the national deaf sports ecosystem over time.

 

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