Blind cricket is an empowering sport that offers visually impaired athletes the opportunity to engage in competitive play while fostering teamwork and camaraderie. However, to ensure that the game remains fair and enjoyable for all participants, specific eligibility criteria are established. In this blog, we’ll explore the key factors that determi ...

Titans Blind Cricket is immensely proud to congratulate our dedicated Cricket Services Manager, Charlotte Serwadi, on her graduation—a significant milestone as the first beneficiary of the prestigious Goolam Rajah Bursary Fund. This achievement not only reflects Charlotte's hard work and determination but also highlights the valuable support syste ...

In the world of sports, innovation and inclusivity are paramount, and Titans Blind Cricket is leading the charge in both areas. At the helm of this inspiring initiative is Samuel Makwane, an exceptional leader who has been visually impaired from a young age. His unique perspective and unwavering passion for the sport are driving the mission to emp ...

Here are some quick rules of blind cricket: Teams: Each team has 11 players, consisting of different classifications: B1 (Blind): Totally blind players (4 players minimum). B2/B3: Players with partial vision (B2 have very limited vision, B3 have better but still impaired vision). Ball: The ball is larger than a standard cr ...