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Blind cricket: Reddy quits India captaincy to make way for younger man

Karnataka all-rounder Sunil Ramesh, 21, will lead India’s 14-member team against Bangladesh in a bilateral series which begins with a T20I in Bhopal tomorrow

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India blind cricket team’s new skipper Sunil Ramesh (left) with former captain Ajaykumar Reddy

India blind cricket team’s new skipper Sunil Ramesh (left) with former captain Ajaykumar Reddy

Replacing an experienced captain is always tricky in Indian cricket. However, India’s blind cricket team captain Ajaykumar Reddy has set a different example. Reddy, 31, who led the country to victory in the 2016 Asia Cup, T20 World Cup in 2017 and the ODI World Cup held in UAE in 2018, requested the Cricket Association for the Blind in India (CABI) to hand the leadership to a young cricketer, revealed CABI secretary and chief selector John David.    

Karnataka all-rounder Sunil Ramesh, 21, will lead India’s 14-member team against Bangladesh in a bilateral series which begins with a T20I in Bhopal tomorrow. 

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