Twenty years ago the Indian blind cricket team toured
Pakistan in a spirit of camaraderie
Navroze Dhondy
The driver sounded the horn, and we were off… leaving the Ambedkar Stadium bus stand in Delhi, commencing our interesting drive to Lahore.
I had been to Pakistan on many occasions, but never by bus! This was as exciting for me as it was for the 20-strong contingent of the Indian blind cricket team which was embarking on its first ever tour of that country.
Working closely with George Abraham, the visually impaired disability activist who is known as the father of blind cricketing in India and Doraiswamy Ranganathan, a senior executive with the Cricket Association for the Blind in India we......