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PM Modi meets the Blind Indian team and congratulates them for there world cup victory

Pm Modi meets the Indian blind cricket team today and congratulates them for there T20 world cup victory.
They won the world cup for the second time in a row.

Hope they will maintain this streak.
All the best players.

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