Blind Cricket World Cup 2018 Live Scores, Schedule, Team Squads, Points Table, Live Streaming & TV Channel
Blind Cricket World Cup 2018 is the 5th edition of the tournament, which is scheduled to be held from January 08 to January 21, 2018, in Pakistan and UAE.
India will play all of their league games of the 2018 Blind World Cup in UAE after the foreign ministry denied their visit to Pakistan. Cricket Association of the Blind in India (CABI) and Pakistan Blind Cricket Council (PBCC) agreed to shift Indian team matches in UAE.
Blind Cricket World Cup 2018 features seventeen matches (15 group stage match, two semi-finals, and the grand final) in Pakistan and the United Arab Emirates; six teams participate in the tournament.
- Bangladesh
- Nepal
- Pakistan
- India
- Australia
- Sri Lanka
Blind Cricket World Cup 2018 Schedule, Live Scores & Results
BAN
|
207/6 (40 ovs)
|
PAK
|
208/1 (17 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 08, 2018 |
Match
|
Pakistan vs Bangladesh, 1st ODI |
Venue
|
Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore, Pakistan |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Bangladesh opt to bowl |
| Result |
Pakistan won by 9 wickets |
IND
|
0/0 (0 ovs)
|
AUS
|
26/2 (3.1 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 08, 2018 |
Match
|
India vs Australia, 2nd ODI |
Venue
|
Ajman Oval, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Australia opt to bat |
| Result |
Match called off due to rain |
NEP
|
258/5 (40 ovs)
|
PAK
|
259/1 (19.1 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 09, 2018 |
Match
|
Pakistan vs Nepal, 3rd ODI |
Venue
|
Jinnah Stadium, Gujranwala |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Nepal opt to bat |
| Result |
Pakistan won by 9 wickets |
SL
|
485/7 (35 ovs)
|
AUS
|
182/10 (29.4 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 09, 2018 |
Match
|
Australia vs Sri Lanka, 4th ODI |
Venue
|
Ajman Oval, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Sri Lanka opt to bat |
| Result |
Sri Lanka won by 303 runs |
NEP
|
234/9 (40 ovs)
|
BAN
|
235/6 (33.3 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 10, 2018 |
Match
|
Bangladesh vs Nepal, 5th ODI |
Venue
|
Iqbal Stadium, Pakistan |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Nepal opt to bat |
| Result |
Bangladesh won by 4 wickets |
IND
|
359/4 (32 ovs)
|
SL
|
358/8 (40 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 10, 2018 |
Match
|
India vs Sri Lanka, 6th ODI |
Venue
|
Ajman Oval, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
India opt to bowl |
| Result |
India won by 6 wickets |
IND
|
285/3 (35 ovs)
|
PAK
|
282/8 (40 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 12, 2018 |
Match
|
India vs Pakistan, 7th ODI |
Venue
|
Ajman Oval, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
India opt to bowl |
| Result |
India won by 7 wickets |
AUS
|
327/9 (40 ovs)
|
BAN
|
328/3 (38 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 12, 2018 |
Match
|
Australia vs Bangladesh, 8th ODI |
Venue
|
MCC Ground, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Australia opt to bat |
| Result |
Bangladesh won by 7 wickets |
IND
|
220/0 (18.5 ovs)
|
BAN
|
226/8 (40 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 13, 2018 |
Match
|
India vs Bangladesh, 9th ODI |
Venue
|
MCC Ground, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Bangladesh opt to bat |
| Result |
India won by 10 wickets |
SL
|
494/5 (40 ovs)
|
PAK
|
154/10 (33.4 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 13, 2018 |
Match
|
Sri Lanka vs Nepal, 10th ODI |
Venue
|
Ajman Oval, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Sri Lanka opt to bat |
| Result |
Sri Lanka won by 340 runs |
PAK
|
563/4 (40 ovs)
|
AUS
|
169/10 (31.5 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 14, 2018 |
Match
|
Pakistan vs Australia, 11th ODI |
Venue
|
MCC Ground, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Pakistan opt to bat |
| Result |
Pakistan won by 394 runs |
IND
|
160/2 (15 ovs)
|
NEP
|
156/9 (37.5 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 14, 2018 |
Match
|
Nepal vs India, 12th ODI |
Venue
|
Eden Garden Cricket Ground, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Nepal opt to bat |
| Result |
India won by 8 wickets |
BAN
|
291/8 (40 ovs)
|
SL
|
291/5 (31.5 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 14, 2018 |
Match
|
Pakistan vs Australia, 13th ODI |
Venue
|
MCC Ground, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Bangladesh opt to bat |
| Result |
Sri Lanka won by 5 wickets |
PAK
|
476/9 (40 ovs)
|
SL
|
317/5 (40 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 15, 2018 |
Match
|
Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, 14th ODI |
Venue
|
Eden Garden Cricket Ground, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Sri Lanka opt to bowl |
| Result |
Pakistan won by 159 runs |
NEP
|
297/2 (22 ovs)
|
AUS
|
296/10 (36.2 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 15, 2018 |
Match
|
Nepal vs Australia, 15th ODI |
Venue
|
Eden Garden Cricket Ground, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Australia opt to bat |
| Result |
Nepal won by 8 wickets |
IND
|
259/3 (23 ovs)
|
BAN
|
256/10 (38.5 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 17, 2018 |
Match
|
India vs Bangladesh, 1st Semi-final |
Venue
|
Ajman Oval, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Bangladesh opt to bat |
| Result |
India won by 7 wickets |
PAK
|
489/8 (40 ovs)
|
SL
|
337/7 (40 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 17, 2018 |
Match
|
Pakistan vs Sri Lanka, 2nd Semi-final |
Venue
|
MCC Ground, Ajman, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
Sri Lanka opt to bat |
| Result |
Pakistan won by 152 runs |
IND
|
309/8 (38.3 ovs)
|
PAK
|
308/8 (40 ovs)
|
| Date |
January 20, 2018 |
Match
|
India vs Pakistan, Final |
Venue
|
Sharjah Cricket Stadium, UAE |
Time
|
04:30 AM GMT, 10:00 AM IST, 09:30 PM PKT |
| Toss |
India opt to bowl |
| Result |
India won by 2 wickets |
Team Squads for Blind Cricket World Cup 2018
- B1 Players -(Totally Blind) – No light perception in either eye up to light perception, but inability to recognize the shape of a hand at any distance or in any direction.
- B2 Players (Partially Blind) – From the ability to recognize the shape of the hand up to a visual acuity of 2/60 or the visual field of fewer than five degrees in the better eye after correction.
- B3 Players (Partially Sighted) – From visual acuity above 2/60 up to visual acuity of 6/60 or a visual field of less that 20 degrees in the better eye after correction.
- B1 players will be distinguished on the field of play by a white wristband to be worn on the right wrist or by one white stripe on the right upper arm of the playing shirt.
- B2 players will be distinguished on the field of play by a red wristband to be worn on the right wrist or by two white stripes on the right upper arm of the playing shirt.
- B3 players will be distinguished on the field of play by a blue wristband
A match will be played between two teams of eleven player’s
A minimum of
- Four totally blind players (B1s)
- Three partially blind players (B2s)
A maximum of
- Four partially sighted players (B3s)
India Squad: Md. Jafar Iqbal (B1), Nareshbhai Tumda (B1), Sonu Golkar (B1), Mahender Vaishnav (B1), Prem Kumar B1), Basappa Vadgol (B1), Ajay Kumar Reddy (B2), D. Venkateswara Rao (B2), Surajit Ghara (B2), Ganeshbhai Muhudkar (B2), Anilbhai Gariya (B2), Prakash Jayaramaiah (B3), Deepak Malik (B3), Pankaj Bhue (B3), Sunil Ramesh (B3), T. Durga Rao (B3), Rambir (B3)
Pakistan Squad: Amir Ishfaq (vc) (B1), Riasat Khan (B1), Sajid Nawaz (B1), Zafar Iqbal (B1), Muhammad Asif (B1), Muhammad Ayyaz (B1), Nisar Ali (c) (B2), Badar Munir (B2), Haroon Khan (B2), Mati Ullah (B2), Anees Javed (B2), Mohsin Khan (B3), Muhammad Jamil (B3), Muhammad Ejaz (B3), Sana Ullah Marwat (B3), Israr Hassan (B3), Muhammad Rashid (B3)
Bangladesh Squad: TBA
Nepal Squad: TBA
Australia Squad: TBA
Sri Lanka Squad: TBA
Blind Cricket World Cup 2018 Points Table, Team Standings
Blind Cricket World Cup 2018 Points table for the limited-overs cricket tournament shall be compiled by Pakistan Blind Cricket Council (PBCC), below full information of points provided on different situation.
- 3 points awarded for each match won
- 1 point per team taking part in any match with no result and any match which is tied (super over not possible or super over also tied)
- 0 points awarded for any match lost
Blind Cricket World Cup 2018 (PLD – Played Matches, PTS – Points )
India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh qualified for semi-finals
Pos
|
Team |
PLD |
PTS |
| 1 |
India
|
5 |
13 |
| 2 |
Pakistan
|
5 |
12 |
| 3 |
Sri Lanka
|
5 |
9 |
| 4 |
Bangladesh
|
5 |
6 |
| 5 |
Nepal |
5 |
3 |
| 6 |
Australia |
5 |
1 |
Blind Cricket World Cup 2018 TV Guide
PTV Sports to broadcast live coverage of Blind Cricket World Cup 2018 in Pakistan, all matches streamed live on PTV Sports digital platform (Website, App) and and official YouTube Channel of Pakistan Blind Cricket Council (PBCC).
