Virender singh

captain & all-rounder

batting style: left-hand
bowling style: slow left-arm orthodox
DOB: 07-11-1983 (38 years)
born: una, himachal pradesh (india)

Introduction and achievements:

10+2 One Year Diploma in Computers. Virender Singh is a versatile batsman & an all rounder from Delhi. He is well known for his quick runs between the wickets as well as for being an excellent fielder. He is one of the best fielders in world of deaf cricket right now. He has been associated with athletic events since school and was a good runner at national levels. When he completed his schooling, he followed his passion & joined the cricket association since 1995. Here he was encouraged to pursue his love for cricket. Being an extrovert he loved taking up the challenges that came up with a team sport like cricket where one has to play with and against players from different cultures. This game has further enhanced his interpersonal skills building his confidence to negotiate through challenges of life. Virender Singh enjoys all kind of sporting activities and has also participated in marathon and wall climbing. • International Pakistan v/s India Deaf Cricket played team at Lahore, Pakistan • Part of the ODI Deaf World Cup winning team in 2005 at Lucknow, India • Part of the ODI Deaf Asia Cup Runner up team in 2007 at Maharashtra, India • Part of the ODI Deaf Asia Cup team in 2012 at Lahore, Pakistan • Part of the T20 Deaf Asia Cup winning team in 2014 at HPCA Himachal Pradesh India. • Part of the T20 World Cup Cricket Championship for Deaf winning team 2015 at Delhi • International T20 & ODI Sri Lanka v/s India Deaf Cricket winning team 2016 at Galle, Sri Lanka • Part of the T20 Deaf Asia Cup winning team in 2017 at Dhaka Bangladesh. • Part of The Tri Nations T-20 International Series 2018 at Bangladesh. (India, Pakistan & Bangladesh) • Part of the Deaf-ICC T20 World Cup Runner-up team in 2018 at Gurgaon, Haryana India. • International T20 & ODI South Africa v/s India played team in 2019 at South Africa. • International T20 & ODI Sri Lanka v/s India played team in 2020 at Sri Lanka. • Won 22 times ‘Man of the Match’ awards and won 3 times ‘Man of the Series’ awards.