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India deaf cricket team wins bilateral T20 series against EnglandAbhishek Singh was awarded the man-of-the-match in the final game, while Sai Akash bagged the player-of-the-series honour.
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Indian physical disability cricket team players celebrate with a trophy after winning a T20 series against England.</p></div>

Indian physical disability cricket team players celebrate with a trophy after winning a T20 series against England.

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New Delhi: The Indian deaf cricket team defeated hosts England by six wickets in the seventh and final T20 to claim the series 5-2 in Leicester.

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Abhishek Singh was awarded the man-of-the-match in the final game, while Sai Akash bagged the player-of-the-series honour.

Electing to bowl, India restricted England to 164 for 4 and then chased down the target with four balls to spare, riding on half-centuries by Abhishek (68) and Umar Ashraf (56).

India did not have the best of starts to their chase, losing the first three wickets for only 46 runs. But Abhishek and Ashraf shared a 95-run partnership to rebuild the innings and took the side over the line.

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(Published 01 July 2024, 15:25 IST)