The fourth National Differently Abled Cricket Championship being held at Udaipur and co-hosted by Narayan Seva Sansthan and Differently Abled Cricket Council of India, witnessed a day of remarkable achievements, setting new records in batting, bowling, and fielding, much to the delight of the spectators.

Prashant Agarwal, the International President of Narayan Seva Sansthan, commended the winning teams for their outstanding performance, emphasizing the transformative power of sports. He highlighted that winners receive accolades while runners-up gain valuable experience.

On Monday, four grounds in the city hosted a total of 8 matches. Orissa and Vidarbha clashed in the first match, with Orissa posting a formidable score of 210. They ultimately emerged victorious as Vidarbha fell short by 37 runs. Chhattisgarh secured a win against Madhya Pradesh, Hyderabad triumphed over Punjab, and Bengal emerged victorious against Tamil Nadu.

In the second session, Delhi outperformed Jharkhand, and Karnataka secured a convincing victory over Baroda. In a thrilling encounter, host Rajasthan successfully defended a target of 89 runs against Maharashtra, with Satish Kirar and Aditya Ravindra delivering exceptional bowling performances. Haryana and Uttar Pradesh faced off in a closely contested match, which was ultimately decided by the Duckworth Lewis rule due to rain.

Ravikant Chauhan, the secretary of DCCI, announced the teams of Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Mumbai, West Bengal, and Odisha have qualified for the quarter finals. The upcoming quarter final matches are scheduled to take place on various grounds starting from Wednesday.

The matches scheduled for Tuesday's first innings will feature Rajasthan vs Jharkhand, Vidarbha vs Chandigarh, Bihar vs West Bengal, and Punjab vs Jammu and Kashmir. In the second innings, the matches will include Kerala vs Himachal Pradesh, Hyderabad vs Andhra, Mumbai vs Uttar Pradesh, and Gujarat vs Chhattisgarh.