Greater Noida: India is poised to write another meaningful chapter in inclusive sports India vs England Mixed Disability T20I Series 2026 starts from January 29 to February 6, 2026. The five-match international series brings together cricketers from different disability categories, underlining a powerful message: cricket is a game for everyone, without exception.
The tour starts in Delhi NCR/Greater Noidawhere the first three games will take place Shaheed Vijay Singh Pathik Sports Complex. The opening T20I will continue January 29thfollowed by the second encounter on January 31st and the third further February 2nd. The series then switches to Jaipurwith the historical Sawai Mansingh Stadium Hosting the fourth T20I on February 4 and the fifth and final game on February 6th.
The bilateral competition is characterized by a unique and progressive format. players with physical disabilities, hearing disabilities and mental disabilities will compete together within the same team structure – a model that reflects not only sporting excellence but also the growing maturity and inclusivity of modern cricket.
All five games will be Live stream from 11:00 a.mto ensure that fans across India and beyond can follow the series closely. With the support of sponsors, broadcasters and sports associations, the organizers want to give the players the attention, recognition and respect that international athletes deserve.
At the time of the squad announcement he said: DCCI general secretary Ravi Kant Chauhan emphasized the importance of the series for the development of sports in the country.
“This Indian team represents the depth and diversity of mixed disability cricket in the country. The players have shown great commitment during the training camp and this series against England will be an important platform to showcase India’s progress. Such international exposure is vital to strengthen the format and inspire many more aspiring cricketers,” Chauhan said.
India and England have enjoyed joint competition in disability cricket in recent years and expectations are high for another closely fought competition. Both teams feature a mix of experienced campaigners and promising young talents looking to make their mark at international level.
For Indian fans, the series offers a rare opportunity to watch disability cricket at venues normally reserved for mainstream international games. From the modern facilities of Greater Noida to the splendor of Jaipur, players will compete under lights, in front of enthusiastic spectators and on playing fields that symbolize equality in sports.
As the countdown gathers pace, the Mixed disability T20I series 2026 is much more than a cricket tournament. It’s a celebration of resilience, teamwork and faith – a reminder that determination knows no limits.
In the meantime, Ravindra Sante was appointed captain of the Indian team, with Vivek Kumar appointed vice-captain.
Indian mixed disabled squad:
Ravindra Sante (Captain – Physical Disability), Vivek Kumar (Vice Captain – Deaf), Akash Singh (Deaf), Sibun Nanda (Deaf), Shariq Majeed (Deaf), Krishna Gowda (Wicketkeeper – Deaf), Deepak Kumar (Deaf), Jithendra VN (Physical Disability), Majid (Physical Disability), Wasim Iqbal (Physical Disability), Yogender Badoriya (Wicketkeeper – Physical Disability), Akash Patil (Physical Disability), Sandeep (Mental Disability), Rizwan (Mental Disability), Tarun (Mental Disability), Soham (Mental Disability), Jayesh Parmar (Mental Disability).
