Mumbai, June 1: In a landmark moment for inclusive sports, the Indian Deaf Cricket Team, led by the Indian Deaf Cricket Association (IDCA), has triumphed in the historic 5-match International Deaf Cricket Series 2025 against Trinidad & Tobago. Hosted from May 23 to 29 across iconic venues in Trinidad & Tobago, the series marked a pioneering milestone as the Caribbean nation hosted India’s deaf cricket team for the first time. Team India clinched the series 3-2, showcasing resilience, tactical brilliance, and team spirit. India A vs England Lions Day 2 2025: Karun Nair’s Double Century Powers India-A to 557 Against England Lions in First Unofficial Test. Notably, India registered a thumping 132-run win in the 2nd ODI match held at the National Cricket Centre. All-rounder Pradeep received the ‘Player of the Match’ award for his explosive 84-run knock and match-winning 4-wicket haul. The team’s T20 performance remained consistent, with India winning all 3 T20 matches against Trinidad & Tobago (India 3 – Trinidad & Tobago 0), while also winning 1 ODI (India 1 – Trinidad & Tobago 0). India Deaf Cricket Team Celebration After Series Win Total domination! 🇮🇳 India crushed Trinidad and Tobago by 143 runs in the 3rd T20I Final. A powerful all-round performance seals a memorable victory! 🔥🏏@PMOIndia @BCCI @lonsaikia @ICC @JayShah @IndiaSports @mansukhmandviya @socialpwds @Drvirendrakum13 @DICCdeafcricket… pic.twitter.com/a3vETictos — INDIAN DEAF CRICKET ASSOCIATION (IDCA)🇮🇳 (@official_idca) May 30, 2025 This tour, held under the theme "Historic Boundaries, New Beginnings", marks a significant step forward in IDCA’s mission to take deaf cricket global and build strong international partnerships. IDCA President Mr. Sumit Jain expressed heartfelt gratitude, stating, “This series has been a historic and emotional milestone for us. We thank the Trinidad & Tobago Deaf Cricket Association for their warm hospitality. Our players not only displayed excellence but also became ambassadors of inclusion and sporting spirit.” Fans React As Karun Nair Hits Fourth Double-Hundred in First-Class Cricket During India-A vs England-A 1st Unofficial Test. IDCA CEO Ms. Roma Balwani added, “This isn’t just a victory on the field; it is a victory for inclusion, equality, and the global deaf community. We are proud to lead the charge in shaping a more inclusive sporting future.” The Indian team was led by Captain Virender Singh and coached by Santosh Kumar Rai. With this successful tour, IDCA has once again demonstrated how deaf athletes can shine at the highest level.