ICCL CRICKETAINMENT

Welcome to ICCL

ICCL empowering specially-abled players shine and live extraordinary life, and celebrities unite to promote inclusivity, celebrating abilities over disabilities for a more empowered and prosperous and inclusive society.

Physically
Challenged

Wheelchair

Blind

Deaf / Dumb / Intellectual

Women

Watch Our Celebrities In Action

About the ICCL

The International Celebrity Cricket League (ICCL) is a non-professional cricket league to provide opportunities for Differently-abled professional players to showcase their talents or abilities through Sports Entertainment platform. Celebrities or Role Models from the Sports and Entertainment industries also join together in a contest platform designed to raise global awareness and importance of inclusive society while celebrating abilities and not disabilities, empowering our communities and achieving economic prosperity.

ICCL HAP CUP (Happiness Belongs to All) is organized every year in December month to celebrate International Day of People with Disability through ICCL CRICKETAINMENT global platform (Cricket with Cause) while supporting “enabled” professional players career progression and promoting for more accessible opportunities to prosper and inspire others.

Tournment

4+

Matches

23+

Players

100+

Extraordinary Celebrities of ICCL

Introducing the Extraordinary Celebrities of ICCL! Our league is graced by super-talented players who redefine the game with their incredible performances and unwavering commitment. Witness their passion and skill as they inspire us all, making ICCL a source of immense pride.

Together, we break barriers and celebrate the true spirit of cricket!

HAP CUP Videos

Deepthi Jeevanji

2024 Paralympics Winner (Bronze Medal, 400m T20)

ICCL India Foundation (ICCL-IF) is involved in promoting specially challenged sportspersons, has announced its support to Para Athlete Deepthi Jeevanji from Telangana (State) who has competed successfully and won Bronze Medal in Paralympics, Paris 2024. Deepthi finished race in 55.82 seconds in the Women’s 400m T20 class reserved for athletes with intellectual impairments.