POSSIBILITY STARTS WITH PARTICIPATION
A place to play.
A platform to grow.
Since 2009, TCAB has helped create opportunities for visually impaired cricketers across Tamil Nadu.
We bring players together through cricket, building confidence, leadership and connection — and creating a pathway from grassroots participation to the national stage.
Connect with TCAB
- Our beginning
- Established 2009
- Our registration
- No. 149/2009
- Our affiliation
- Cricket Association for the Blind in India
OUR STORY
Cricket opens
new possibilities.
The Tamil Nadu Cricket Association for the Blind was founded with a clear purpose: to promote sport for people with visual impairments and bring their athletic talents into public view.
As the governing association for blind cricket across Tamil Nadu, TCAB nurtures players from grassroots participation towards state and national opportunities. Affiliated to CABI, the association provides a platform for players to develop their game and gain recognition through sport.
Our work is about more than competition. Training and playing as a team can help develop self-confidence, physical fitness, communication and leadership — qualities that matter on and beyond the cricket field.
WHAT DRIVES US
An inclusive future, built together.
Make room for talent.
Promote blind cricket, support player development and give visually impaired athletes a professional platform to participate and be recognised.
See the possibilities.
Build a stronger, more inclusive future through cricket, where players can develop their abilities, contribute to a team and pursue their sporting ambitions.
Develop the foundations
Training and camp activities help players build cricket skills, fitness and confidence.
Grow through competition
State championships, South Zone tournaments and women’s blind cricket series create opportunities to play as a team.
Work towards the national stage
Competitive pathways and national-level selections give players opportunities to progress. Tamil Nadu players have represented India, including at World Cups.
LET’S MOVE THE GAME FORWARD
There’s a place for you in this journey.
Players, families, volunteers and organisations — talk to us about taking part or supporting blind cricket.