VOICED : For Pakistan's blind, cricket offers hope

The video discusses blind cricket, a sport adapted for blind and partially sighted players. It explains the rules, such as the use of a bell inside the ball and scoring adjustments based on players' vision levels. Training challenges are highlighted, emphasizing the need for close demonstration and adaptation to players' body structures. The video also covers the achievements of blind cricket teams, particularly Pakistan's success, and the societal impact of the sport. The intense rivalry between India and Pakistan in blind cricket is explored, along with a preview of the upcoming Blind Cricket World Cup in South Africa.

How are runs calculated for a B1 player in blind cricket?

• One run is counted as one run

• One run is counted as four runs

• One run is counted as three runs

• One run is counted as two runs

What is a significant challenge in training blind cricketers?

• Scheduling practice sessions

• Recruiting enough players

• Demonstrating techniques close to them

• Finding suitable equipment

Which country has won two Blind Cricket World Cups?

• India

• Australia

• Pakistan

• South Africa

What is a common sentiment among players and their families during India-Pakistan matches?

• The matches are just for fun

• The matches are not important

• Winning is not a priority

• There is a strong desire to win

Where will the next Blind Cricket World Cup be held?

• India

• England

• Australia

• South Africa