Rohan Jaitley Leads Grand Send-Off for Indian Team Ahead of PD Champions Trophy 2025

In an inspiring ceremony held at The Imperial Hotel in New Delhi, Rohan Jaitley, the President of the Delhi District Cricket Association (DDCA), bid a heartfelt farewell to the Indian cricket team heading to the highly anticipated Physically Disabled (PD) Champions Trophy 2025. The event marked a significant moment of support and encouragement as the players gear up for international competition.

Jaitley, a key figure in the team's preparations, distributed crucial cricket gear, including bats, gloves, pads, and helmets, ensuring the team is fully equipped for the tournament. During the ceremony, Jaitley expressed his pride in the athletes' resilience, stating, "These players embody the true spirit of cricket. We stand behind them and are confident that they will make our nation proud."

Ravi Kant Chauhan, Secretary General of the Differently-Abled Cricket Council of India (DCCI), also attended the event, offering his confidence in the team’s success. He praised the athletes for their dedication and perseverance, saying, “The commitment these players have shown is truly commendable, and I am confident they will make an indelible mark on the global stage.”

The PD Champions Trophy 2025 will feature four competing nations: India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and England. The Indian team, captained by Vikrant Ravindra Keni, will open the tournament with a much-anticipated match against Pakistan on January 12, 2025.

The event, held under the empowering banner of #AbJunoonJitega, highlighted the strength and determination of the differently-abled athletes. It also emphasized the growing support for inclusive cricket and the importance of diversity in sports, aligning with the ongoing efforts of the International Cricket Council (ICC) to promote inclusivity in cricket worldwide.

As the Indian team sets out for the PD Champions Trophy 2025, the nation's pride and hope rest on their shoulders as they aim to excel on the international stage.