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Cricket unites: Australia's Deaf Team tours India

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The Australian Men’s Deaf Cricket Team has embarked on a tour of India, participating in a T20 International Tri-Series alongside India and South Africa, followed by a One Day International series against India. Matches are scheduled at Delhi’s Karnail Singh Stadium from March 2nd to March 12th, 2025. Upon arrival, the Australian team visited the Australian High Commission in New Delhi. The High Commission shared this moment on social media, enc…

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Cricket unites: Australia's Deaf Team tours India

The Australian Men’s Deaf Cricket Team has embarked on a tour of India, participating in a T20 International Tri-Series alongside India and South Africa, followed by a One Day International series against India. Matches are scheduled at Delhi’s Karnail Singh Stadium from March 2nd to March 12th, 2025. Upon arrival, the Australian team visited the Australian High Commission in New Delhi. The High Commission shared this moment on social media, enc…

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