On a bright afternoon in Colombo, with the small jingling ball cutting through the air, India’s blind women’s cricket team finished what they started: an unbeaten march to the trophy in the inaugural Women’s T20 World Cup for the Blind. They kept Nepal to 114/5  and chased the target in 12.1 overs — 117/3  — a clinical, confident performance capped by Phula Soren’s 44 off 27  that took the tension out of the chase and earned her the match spotlight. The scoreboard says “champ

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