bhalaji damor

Winner of the 'Man of the Series' award in the first Blind Cricket World Cup held in 1998, bhalaji damor of Aravalli will finally be able to earn himself a dignified living.

For bhalaji damor, man of the series in the first cricket world cup for the blind, life has bowled a googly.

The 38-year-old blind cricket all-rounder had taken India to the semis in 1998. Nowadays he is usually found sitting outside his ramshackle home.

When bhalaji damor heard about India's sublime performance to beat Bangladesh and lift the T20 World Cup for the blind on December 17, he walked down the nostalgic lane, albeit sorrowfully.

When the Cricket Association for the Blind in India announced the squad for the IBSA World Games 2023 in England, Nareshbhai Tumda's name stood out as the fifth player selected for the 17-member team.

India's ace-blind cricketer bhalaji damor's apathetic condition is just a reflection of how insensitive the Gujarat bureaucracy is towards the visually impaired.