india won the women's world cup cricket.
india won the women's world cup cricket.
who won the women's world cup cricket?
india
bullet::::- to work towards getting support from and affiliation with relevant public and private bodies









































section::::officebearers.









































bullet::::- george abraham (founder and president) - 1996









































bullet::::- s. p. nagesh (president)









































bullet::::- g. k. mahantesh (general secretary)









































bullet::::- d. e. john (treasurer)









































section::::important milestones.









































section::::important milestones.:first t-20 world cup cricket championship for the blind - 2012.









































bullet::::- the first ever t – 20 world cup cricket for the blind was held from 1 to 13 december 2012 in bangalore.









































bullet::::- participating countries included australia, bangladesh, england, pakistan, south africa, west indies, sri lanka, nepal and india
cricket association for the blind in india
bullet::::- sri lanka has lost 9 of 10 match played in this ground, which is the worst home ground for sri lanka.









































section::::world cup cricket.









































in 1996 and 2011 icc cricket world cups r. premadasa stadium hosted nine matches including a quarter-final match and a semi-final match. it has hosted the highest number of cricket world cup matches in sri lanka.









































section::::world cup cricket.:2011 cricket world cup.









































bullet::::- group matches









































bullet::::- quarter-finals









































bullet::::- semi-finals









































section::::icc champions trophy cricket.
r. premadasa stadium