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KWPL Season 3 runs 24–27 September 2026 at VET Ground, Bengaluru — four regional teams, 50+ players from 10 Karnataka districts. Partners welcome.
India's flagship wheelchair cricket championship ran its zonal qualifiers through the spring — including the South Zone leg in Thoothukudi — before a Super 5 grand finale in Greater Noida.
The sun shone bright over Purple Fest 2025 in Goa as the Divyaang Cricket Championship unfolded — a showcase of courage, teamwork, and the unbreakable spirit of differently-abled athletes.
At Divyaang Myithri, our journey coaching athletes with disabilities has taught us that good sports governance must reflect the needs of all athletes — not just the able-bodied.
The recently concluded India A, India B, and India C Wheelchair Cricket Series was nothing short of spectacular — and for Karnataka, it was a showcase of exceptional talent.
Two DMSA athletes — Sagar (Vice-Captain) and Hareesh (Captain) — represented India in the APL Apollo Wheelchair Cricket T20 Series, sweeping Sri Lanka 5-0.
What started as a Karnataka-only league expanded to 6 cities in 2024, with every player paid an equal match fee and Chennai Legends lifting the trophy.
Karnataka A, led by Ajit, won the Siddeshwara Cup in Ainapur — as Belagavi became the fifth Karnataka district to host a wheelchair cricket tournament.
Hosted by the Tamil Nadu Wheelchair Cricket Association, Karnataka reached the final of a 7-team CM Trophy before finishing 16 runs short.
New talent met Indian wheelchair cricketers and senior Karnataka state players for two days of hands-on coaching in Tumakuru.
Karnataka reached their sixth straight South Zone final, falling just 23 runs short of Tamil Nadu in a tournament hosted in Thanjavur.
Sagar Lamani became the first-ever centurion and Sagar Gowda the first bowler to take a 5-wicket haul, as Karnataka and Tamil Nadu made history in Tuticorin.
With the Handball Association of India, DMSA hosted six teams from across the country in Mumbai — a step toward wheelchair handball's Paralympic debut at LA 2028.
Team Karnataka posted the highest-ever T20 total in wheelchair cricket history — 292 runs — and swept every individual award at Goa's International Purple Fest.
