Cricket Association for the Blind USA

Join us for Gujarati Comedy Night featuring the legendary Padmashri Dr. Jagdish Trivedi 🎤✨
An unforgettable fundraiser evening supporting Samarthanam Trust for the Disabled. ❤️

📅 June 5, 2026
⏰ 7:00 PM
📍 Jain Temple, Milpitas, CA

🎟 Tickets: $25 | $50 | $75
🍽 Food available for purchase

Come laugh for a cause and make a difference together!

Behind every step forward for Cricket for the Blind in the USA is relentless, on-ground effort that often goes unseen but never unfelt.

A sincere thanks to Mr. Atul Shah, Mr. Shivan Goudar, and our Samarthanam USA volunteers who are putting in real work on the ground. From organizing fundraisers to consistently pushing conversations, building connections, and opening doors, your effort is what’s making this movement visible in a new country.

Our team met Cameron White, Australian cricketer and Head Coach of the SFO Unicon Team, reflecting the same intent and persistence to take Cricket for the Blind into the mainstream sporting space.

This is not just support, this is ownership of the cause and the will to grow it beyond boundaries.

Cameron White, Australian cricketer and Head of SFO Unicon Team, is now championing a powerful cause — supporting cricket for the blind in the USA

A step towards making cricket truly inclusive for all.

Cricket for the Blind USA is a reminder that sport doesn’t begin with sight; it begins with spirit.

Cricket for the Blind USA team is creating a space where determination matters more than vision, and every player steps onto the field with pride, skill, and confidence.

Each match is more than a game; it’s trust, coordination, awareness, and pure passion in motion.

This isn’t about limitation. It’s about redefining what’s possible in sport. Cricket without sight.

But never without vision for the future.

USA Blind Cricket Team Player Registration Open

Cricket is more than a sport — it’s a chance to break barriers and represent your country with pride.

After proudly competing at the Women’s T20 World Cup in India, the USA Women’s Blind Cricket Team continues to inspire visually impaired athletes across the nation.

Now, new players are invited to join the USA Men & Women’s Blind Cricket Team.
🏏 Build confidence
🏏 Create opportunities
🏏 Represent Team USA on the international stage

📩 Register Here: http://bit.ly/4mRbjts

If you have the passion, we have the platform.



Image Description:
This poster is designed in a bold USA patriotic style using dark blue, red, and white colors. At the top, there are two visually impaired cricket players, one man and one woman, wearing USA cricket jerseys and black eye shades while playing cricket on a stadium ground. The male player is batting, and the female player is preparing to bowl or field.
Large text on the left says:
“USA Men & Women’s Cricket Team for the Blind”
Below that, there is a motivational line:
“Cricket is not just a game. It’s a platform to break barriers.”
In the middle section, there is a highlighted message explaining that the USA Women’s Blind Cricket Team recently represented the USA at the Women’s T20 World Cup in India, showing determination and courage.
Another section says:
“Now, it’s your turn.”
It invites visually impaired players across the USA to register for the National Blind Cricket Team.
Further down, three icons represent the benefits of the initiative:
Building confidence and independence
Access to equal opportunities in sports
Representing the country on international stages
At the bottom, there is a bright “Register Now” section with the registration link and QR code.
The poster ends with an inspiring slogan:
“Play with pride. Represent the USA with purpose.”
The overall feeling of the poster is energetic, empowering, inclusive, and patriotic, encouraging blind and visually impaired individuals to participate in cricket and proudly represent the USA.

USA Blind Cricket Team Player Registration Open

Cricket is more than a sport — it’s a chance to break barriers and represent your country with pride.

After proudly competing at the Women’s T20 World Cup in India, the USA Women’s Blind Cricket Team continues to inspire visually impaired athletes across the nation.

Now, new players are invited to join the USA Men & Women’s Blind Cricket Team.

🏏 Build confidence
🏏 Create opportunities
🏏 Represent Team USA on the international stage

📩 Register Here: http://bit.ly/4mRbjts

If you have the passion, we have the platform.



Image Description:
This poster is designed in a bold USA patriotic style using dark blue, red, and white colors. At the top, there are two visually impaired cricket players, one man and one woman, wearing USA cricket jerseys and black eye shades while playing cricket on a stadium ground. The male player is batting, and the female player is preparing to bowl or field.

Large text on the left says:

“USA Men & Women’s Cricket Team for the Blind”

Below that, there is a motivational line:

“Cricket is not just a game. It’s a platform to break barriers.”

In the middle section, there is a highlighted message explaining that the USA Women’s Blind Cricket Team recently represented the USA at the Women’s T20 World Cup in India, showing determination and courage.

Another section says:

“Now, it’s your turn.”

It invites visually impaired players across the USA to register for the National Blind Cricket Team.

Further down, three icons represent the benefits of the initiative:

Building confidence and independence
Access to equal opportunities in sports
Representing the country on international stages

At the bottom, there is a bright “Register Now” section with the registration link and QR code.

The poster ends with an inspiring slogan:

“Play with pride. Represent the USA with purpose.”

The overall feeling of the poster is energetic, empowering, inclusive, and patriotic, encouraging blind and visually impaired individuals to participate in cricket and proudly represent the USA.

USA Men & Women’s Cricket Team for the Blind – Player Registration Open

Cricket is not just a game. It’s a platform to break barriers.

The USA Women’s Blind Cricket Team recently represented the USA at the T20 World Cup in India, showing the world what determination looks like.

Now, it’s your turn.

We are inviting visually impaired players across the USA to register for the National Blind Cricket Team.

This initiative is helping blind individuals:
• Build confidence and independence
• Access equal opportunities in sports
• Represent their country on international stages

If you have the passion, we have the platform.
📩 Register Now: http://bit.ly/4mRbjts

Play with pride. Represent the USA with purpose. 🇺🇸



Picture Description

Slide 1 (Cover)
A blue-themed poster with logos of CABUSA, KOTAS, and Samarthanam USA at the top.
Main text announces: “USA Men & Women’s Cricket Team for the Blind – National Team Player Registration Open.”
At the bottom, there is a group photo of the USA women’s blind cricket team in blue uniforms, posing together with staff.

Slide 2 (Purpose + Eligibility)
A female player holding a cricket bat is shown on the right.
Text explains how blind cricket helps by:
• Building confidence and independence
• Providing equal opportunities in sports
• Enabling international representation

Slide 3 (Global Impact)
A female cricket player in a USA uniform is shown in action (running on the field).
Text highlights: “Making Global Impact – This is representation on the world stage.”
It mentions that the USA Women’s Blind Cricket Team recently travelled to India to compete in the Women’s T20 World Cup Cricket for the Blind.
Ends with: “Now, it’s your turn.”

It also lists who can apply:
• Visually impaired (B1, B2, B3 categories)
• Passion for cricket
• Men and women across the USA

Slide 4 (Opportunity + CTA)
A team group photo is shown again.
Headline: “Step Into Team USA.”
Benefits listed:
• Professional training and coaching
• A platform to inspire millions
• National and international exposure
At the bottom, there is a “Register Now” button and a QR code to scan for registration.

They travelled miles from the United States to India last year, not just to play, but to prove they belong on the world stage.

The women’s team from the Cricket Association for the Blind in the USA stepped onto the field at the Women’s T20 World Cup for the Blind with one goal, to compete with confidence.

Support Team USA. Back their journey. Be part of their growth.

Ana Sierra from the USA Women’s Blind Cricket Team was honoured at a special Women’s Day organised by the American Progressive Telugu Association.

At a time when the Women’s T20 World Cup for the Blind is gaining global attention, moments like these remind us how women are pushing limits and creating their own space in sports.

This is more than recognition, it’s a celebration of strength, independence, and equal opportunities for every woman to dream, play, and lead.