Cricket Cricket CoA sanctions cash reward for Physical Disability World Cricket Series winners In a meeting in New Delhi, the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators sanctioned Rs 3 lakh for each player and Rs 2 lakh each for support staff. Shayan Acharya Mumbai 01 October, 2019 18:03 IST Indian players celebrates after they beat England during the Physical Disability World Series 2019 Final match Worcester, England. - GETTY IMAGES Shayan Acharya Mumbai 01 October, 2019 18:03 IST The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will honour the physically challenged cricketers with cash awards for their victory in the inaugural T20 Physical Disability World Cricket Series.In a meeting in New Delhi on Tuesday, the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA) sanctioned Rs 3 lakh for each player and Rs 2 lakh each for support staff. "It is our responsibility to look after the cricketers and this will encourage the cricketers to do better in the future,"one of the CoA members told Sportstar after the meeting.ALSO READ | TNCA hits back at CoA, writes letter to electoral officerA few weeks back, former India women’s team captain and a member of CoA, Diana Edulji, had hinted at such a possibility. Speaking at an event in Mumbai, she had said that the CoA is looking more at the 'angle of player benefits'."The players have to only concentrate on performing on the ground and everything else is being looked after and we are seeing to it that these policy matters are framed in our constitution so that they cannot be changed after we hand over the reigns (on October 23)," Edulji had said.India defeated England by 36 runs in Worcester in August to win the inaugural World Cricket Series title. Subscribe to our daily newsletter Get your daily dose of Sportstar with handpicked stories delivered right to your inbox! SUBSCRIBE Please enter a valid email address.