Mumbai city is known as the cricket capital of India, Mumbai has set records by winning the prestigious Ranji Trophy 41 times. Mumbai has produced great cricketers like Ajit Wadekar, Sunil Gavaskar, Sachin Tendulkar, Rohit Sharma & many more who contributed to Indian cricket. Even in the Indian Premier League, Mumbai Indians have won more championships than any other team.

Unfortunately, the city does not have its own Wheelchair Cricket Team for wheelchair cricketers of Mumbai & to change this Wheelchair Sports Association Mumbai has taken an initiative & formed the Mumbai Wheelchair Cricket Team. The Mumbai team will provide more opportunities to wheelchair cricketers across Mumbai & Maharashtra to play at the national & international levels.

Wheelchair cricketers are 70% to 90% physically challenged, they have major disabilities in their lower body. They do batting, bowling & fielding on wheelchairs. The team includes players with different disabilities like polio, spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy & even amputees. Mumbai Wheelchair Cricket Team is managed by Wheelchair Sports Association Mumbai and it does not have any support from Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), BCCI, or any other government body.

As BCCI has taken women's cricket under their wing & started Women's Premier League. We are also in the making of Mumbai Women's Wheelchair Cricket Team. We have taken trials of a few women players & are planning a first ever Women's Wheelchair Cricket match in Mumbai.

Women's wheelchair cricket teams consist of female athletes with physical disabilities who compete in cricket matches while using wheelchairs. These teams are organized at various levels, including local, national, and international, and they participate in tournaments and competitions specifically tailored for wheelchair cricket.

Women's Wheelchair Cricket Team provides a platform for female athletes with disabilities to showcase their talents, compete at a high level, and contribute to the growth and diversity of the sport. It promotes inclusivity and equal opportunities for women in cricket, regardless of their physical abilities.

Won 3-0: Bilateral Series India vs Bangladesh at Kolkata, West Bangal in May 2023
Runners-up: Wheelchair Cricket Asia Cup 2019 in Kathmandu, Nepal (Ind, Nep, Ban & Pak)
Won 3-0: Bilateral Series India vs Bangadesh at Mumbai, Maharashtra in Mar 2019
Won 2-0: Bilateral Series India vs Pakistan at Ajman UAE in Sep 2018
Runners-up: Tri-Series India, Nepal & Bangladesh at Rudrapur, Uttarakhand in Apr 2018
Lost 2-1: Bilateral Series India vs Bangladesh at Mumbai, Maharashtra in Apr 2018
3rd Ranked: Tri-Series India, Nepal & Bangladesh at Kathmandu, Nepal in Dec 2017
5th Ranked: T-10 National Wheelchaori Cricket Tournament 2023 at Gwalior Madhya Pradesh in May 2023
Runners-up: Tri-Series (Mumbai, Karnataka & Gujarat) at Mumbai in Feb 2023
6th Ranked: National Wheelchair Cricket Championship 2022 at Udaipur Rajastan in Dec 2022
6th Ranked: Zonal Wheelchair Cricket Championship 2022 at Udhaipur, Rajastan in Dec 2022
Winner: Sardar Patel Unitiy Cup 2022 Surat, Gujarat in Oct 2022
6th Ranked: T-10 National Weelchair Tournament 2022 at Gwalior Madhy pradesh in May 2022
Semi-Finalist: Divyang Wheelchair Cricket Premier League at Ludhiana Punjab in Feb 2021
Winner: Kindness Cup, a state level match at Mumbai in Mar 2020
Winner: Tri-Series at Raipur Chhattisgarh in jan 2020
Runners-up: Mangalore Tour vs Karnataka in Dec 2019
Runners-up: State Lavel Match at Mumbai in Dec 2019
Runners-up: Indian Wheelchair Premier League 2019 at Dwarka Delhi in Jun 2019
Winners: National Wheelchair Cricket Match at Bangalore Karnataka in Mar 2019
Winners: One spacial match on the occasion of World Disablitiy Day at Mumbai, vs Gujarat in Dec 2018
Winners: Indian Wheelchair Premier League 2018 at Delhi in Jun 2018
Runners-up: Surat, Gujarat Tri-Series in May 2018