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KWPL Season 3 is complete — four days of wheelchair cricket at VET Ground, Bengaluru, 24–27 September 2026. The full report will be live soon.
India's flagship wheelchair cricket championship ran its zonal qualifiers through the spring — including the South Zone leg in Thoothukudi — before a Super 5 grand finale in Greater Noida.
The sun shone bright over Purple Fest 2025 in Goa as the Divyaang Cricket Championship unfolded — a showcase of courage, teamwork, and the unbreakable spirit of differently-abled athletes.
At Divyaang Myithri, our journey coaching athletes with disabilities has taught us that good sports governance must reflect the needs of all athletes — not just the able-bodied.
The recently concluded India A, India B, and India C Wheelchair Cricket Series was nothing short of spectacular — and for Karnataka, it was a showcase of exceptional talent.
Two DMSA athletes — Sagar (Vice-Captain) and Hareesh (Captain) — represented India in the APL Apollo Wheelchair Cricket T20 Series, sweeping Sri Lanka 5-0.
What started as a Karnataka-only league expanded to 6 cities in 2024, with every player paid an equal match fee and Chennai Legends lifting the trophy.
Karnataka A, led by Ajit, won the Siddeshwara Cup in Ainapur — as Belagavi became the fifth Karnataka district to host a wheelchair cricket tournament.
Hosted by the Tamil Nadu Wheelchair Cricket Association, Karnataka reached the final of a 7-team CM Trophy before finishing 16 runs short.
New talent met Indian wheelchair cricketers and senior Karnataka state players for two days of hands-on coaching in Tumakuru.
Karnataka reached their sixth straight South Zone final, falling just 23 runs short of Tamil Nadu in a tournament hosted in Thanjavur.
Sagar Lamani became the first-ever centurion and Sagar Gowda the first bowler to take a 5-wicket haul, as Karnataka and Tamil Nadu made history in Tuticorin.
With the Handball Association of India, DMSA hosted six teams from across the country in Mumbai — a step toward wheelchair handball's Paralympic debut at LA 2028.
Team Karnataka posted the highest-ever T20 total in wheelchair cricket history — 292 runs — and swept every individual award at Goa's International Purple Fest.
