1. Blind Cricket - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Blind cricket is a version of the sport of cricket adapted for blind and partially sighted players. It has governed by the World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC) since 1996. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blind_cricket

Blind cricket From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Blind cricket is a version of the sport of cricket adapted for blind and partially sighted players. It has governed by the World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC) since 1996. So far, three Blind World Cups have been held, New Delhi India Chennai , India (2002) and Islamabad Pakistan Contents History Within the United Kingdom UK rules Competitions ... edit History The sport has been played since the 1920s. edit Within the United Kingdom The founding members of the British Blind Sport organization were cricketers, and the association is the administrative body for the sport within the United Kingdom edit UK rules The rules of blind cricket are based on the standard Laws of cricket with some essential modifications. In terms of playing equipment, the major adaptation is the ball, which is significantly larger than a standard cricket ball and filled with ball bearings. The size allows partially sighted players to see the ball and the contents allow blind players to hear it. The wicket (stumps) is also larger, to allow partially sighted players to see and blind players to touch it in order to correctly orient themselves when batting or bowling.

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home about us terms and conditions sponsors ... contact us Popular Articles ashwagandha ayurvedic bamboo plants basil ... vegetables Blind cricket is a version of the sport of cricket adapted for blind and partially sighted players. It has governed by the World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC) since 1996. So far, three Blind World Cups have been held, New Delhi India Chennai , India (2002) and Islamabad Pakistan Contents History Within the United Kingdom UK rules Competitions ... External links History The sport has been played since the 1920s. Within the United Kingdom The founding members of the British Blind Sport organization were cricketers, and the association is the administrative body for the sport within the United Kingdom UK rules The rules of blind cricket are based on the standard Laws of cricket with some essential modifications. In terms of playing equipment, the major adaptation is the ball, which is significantly larger than a standard cricket ball and filled with ball bearings. The size allows partially sighted players to see the ball and the contents allow blind players to hear it. The wicket (stumps) is also larger, to allow partially sighted players to see and blind players to touch it in order to correctly orient themselves when batting or bowling.

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Blind cricket Please Click to Return to Front Page We subscribe to the HONcode principles. Verify here Web medlibrary.org Blind cricket Blind cricket is a version of the sport of cricket adapted for blind and partially sighted players. It has governed by the World Blind Cricket Council (WBCC) since 1996. So far, three Blind World Cups have been held, New Delhi India Chennai , India (2002) and Islamabad Pakistan Contents History Within the United Kingdom UK rules Competitions ... External links History The sport has been played since the 1920s. Within the United Kingdom The founding members of the British Blind Sport organization were cricketers, and the association is the administrative body for the sport within the United Kingdom UK rules The rules of blind cricket are based on the standard Laws of cricket with some essential modifications. In terms of playing equipment, the major adaptation is the ball, which is significantly larger than a standard cricket ball and filled with ball bearings. The size allows partially sighted players to see the ball and the contents allow blind players to hear it. The wicket (stumps) is also larger, to allow partially sighted players to see and blind players to touch it in order to correctly orient themselves when batting or bowling.

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Francais English Blind cricket From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Blind cricket is a version of the sport of cricket adapted for blind and partially sighted players. The sport has been played since the . The founding members of the British Blind Sport organisation were cricketers, and the association is the administrative body for the sport within the United Kingdom Contents Rules Competitions United Kingdom Australia ... edit Rules The rules of blind cricket are based on the standard Laws of cricket with some essential modifications. In terms of playing equipment, the major adaptation is the ball, which is significantly larger than a standard cricket ball and filled with ball bearings. The size allows partially sighted players to see the ball and the contents allow blind players to hear it. The wicket (stumps) is also larger, to allow partially sighted players to see and blind players to touch it in order to correctly orient themselves when batting or bowling. Various other modifications to the rules apply. Verbal signals are widely used both by umpires and players: in particular, the bowler must shout 'Play!' as he releases the ball. The delivery is required to pitch at least twice when bowled to a completely blind batsman (once when bowled to a partially sighted batsman), but must not be rolling. Totally blind batsmen cannot be

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14. Blind Cricket UK Homepage blindcricket.org.uk is the official website of the British Blind Sport Cricket Committee, a site about blind cricket its games ,leagues, tables, fixtures,clubs,laws, infact all http://www.blindcricket.org.uk/

BlindCricket.org.uk Blind Cricket UK Home UK International Development ... Contact Headlines New to blind cricket? Click Here Venue change for Blind Cricket cup final The England squad from their most Recent Series against Pakistan New Blind Cricket Twitter and Facebook News Pages. Twitter Page Facebook Page Edgbaston to host Blind Cricket cup final 2009 final to be first held in the midlands. Blind Cricket mourns Bill Frindall Former BBS President and TMS scorer passes away aged 69. Hampshire and Essex join Blind Cricket London Sports depart and Northants change name. Big sides draw each other in BBS cup Dragons, Metro and Warwickshire in same half of draw. England claim stunning 3-0 Ashes win in Australia For full story please see the BCEW website Metro beat Warwickshire in closest ever cup final Gavin Dean and Amit Amin win Man of Match awards in 1 run win. South Wales hold off brave London challenge to claim league title Corrigan stars as Dragons claim first BCEW league triumph. Horbatowski and Provan star as Northants shock Metro Defeat condemns Cup-winners Metro to last place in the league. Corrigan wins player of year award after stunning season Davdra, Foy, Garbett and Provan also take awards.

15. NSW Blind Cricket Association Association primarily responsible for fostering, administering and promoting the game of Blind Cricket in NSW. http://www.angelfire.com/ca4/nswblindcricket/

NSW Blind Cricket Association WAIT!! Are you interested in cricket? Then read on. Do you know anyone who is vision impaired or blind? Then read on. The NSW Blind Cricket Association is primarily responsible for fostering, administering and promoting the game of Blind Cricket in NSW. There are currently four teams playing in the Associations domestic competition and the season is conducted from October through to March/April each season at out home grounds a Henley Park, Enfield (adjacent to the Royal Blind Society). Currently, the NSW Blind Cricket Association conducts a Development program for junior players. These juniors are promoted into the domestic competition when the achieve suitable standard. Every two years the NSW Blind Cricket Association is responsible for selecting, funding and sending a side to the bi-annual Australian Blind Cricket Carnivals played throughout Australia. The next Carnival is being play in South Australia in January 2000. If you want the low down now just check out the other pages on this sight. What do you want to know

16. Home - Victorian Blind Cricket Website The home of Blind Cricket in Victoria. Includes news and an event calendar, plus links to information for the visually-impaired. http://www.vbca.org.au/

Home About Us Rules Photos ... A-Z Index Fixtures Season 2010-11 Season 2009-10 Season 2008-09 Season 2007-08 Season 2006-07 2010-11 Ladder Institute Burwood St. Paul's Glenferrie Our Sponsors VBCA Sponsorship Packages Photo Gallery Click Image to view all Pictures from the Photo Gallery. Match Results Season 2010-11 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Social Matches VBCA v Bunnings Bashers Newsletters View copies of the VBCA and BSV Newsletter. News and Events Rainy start to Round 3 Saturday 30th October, 2010 Posted by secretary on Saturday 30 October, 2010 3:09 pm Despite forecasts of heavy rain both games commenced on time for the start of Round 3. During the first hour of play rain was steadily increasing and both umpires instructed players to leave the field at approximately 2:00 pm. An early afternoon tea was called and play was officially abandoned at 3:15 pm. The first hour produced some great action and scorecards are available here 0 comments Saturday 23rd October, 2010 Posted by secretary on Saturday 23 October, 2010 3:08 pm Institute claimed 10 points for the win and their Captain, Peter Robinson claimed 6 wickets for match while only conceding 9 runs.

17. Q.B.C.A. - Queensland Blind Cricket Association Inc. History, club information, contact information for this Australian organisation. http://www.qbca.org.au/

Queensland Blind Cricket Association Inc. This site is currently under construction. What is Blind Cricket? Blind Cricket is a slightly altered version of standard cricket designed for visually impaired and blind people. The main differnces are: The team is made up of a mixture of vision impaired and totally blind players The ball is bowled underarm The ball must bounce at least twice before reaching the batsman A totally blind bowler uses a caller behind the stumps while bowling A totally blind batsman has a runner to run up the pitch for them Apart from these differences, there are some restrictions regarding the number of players of each vision category and how little or long each can bowl. How can you get involved? By contacting one of the following people: Q.B.C.A. Email: q.b.c.a[AT]hotmail.com President: Matthew McCarthy Mobile: Vice President: Cory Heberley Mobile: Secretary: Clifton Plummer Mobile: Treasurer: John Kochman Mobile: Or you can find out more by visiting one of the following sites: Blind Cricket Australia Blind Cricket New South Wales Victorian Blind Cricket Association Blind Cricket Wiki

18. Blind Cricket Blind Cricket The Game. The Victorian Blind Cricket Association (VBCA) is the home of blind cricket in Victoria. Blind cricket was invented in Melbourne in 1922. http://www.svrc.vic.edu.au/BlindCricket.doc

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20. SABCC Official Website. Club information, player profiles, schedules, results and history and news. Also blind cricket rules. http://www.angelfire.com/bc/sabcc/main.html

Totally blind cricketer, Michael Zannis, tries his best to kill the camera-man. Welcome to the Official Website of the South Australian Blind Cricket Club . On this site, you will find all you need to know about the club, and Blind Cricket in General. Please take the time to sign the guestbook. Cricket related inquires may be directed to the Club's email: info@sablindcricket.itgo.com BOUNCY BUDDHA PRODUCTIONS For further information about BOUNCY BUDDHA PRODUCTIONS , please email: scuppy@hotmail.com

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