Pakistan Disabled Cricket Team Captain Nihar’s Aap Beti, Who Proved Himself In The World (Part 4)

Bowling on the mother-made net, entry into disabled national cricket.After passed 0matriculation, Nahar Alam played cricket in his own area for four years. After Iran XI, he became attached to HCCR Club where Haji Mohammad Alam gave him full encouragement. “In early cricket, I had the full patronage and guidance of Zain Bhai and Haji Mohammad Alam, who helped me at every opportunity. In a world of despair, I was never allowed to break up, my parents and family both of them have a big hand in shaping and refining my early cricket. ” After the village’s only cricket ground was demolished, he set up a small practice ground with his help at a local school, where he practiced bowling alone on the net for several hours alone, he said. The net for this ground was made by my mother out of plastic cords, which also gives an idea of ​​how much my mother cared about me and my sport, despite the fact that Many people in the area knew me and appreciated my sport, but the feelings you get from your parents about the sport are more precious and powerful than any luxury in the world that gives you It motivates them to work harder and helps them to reach the point of insanity for success. ”

Until 2004, Nihar Alam continued to play cricket in his area, but now his fame has spread beyond his own district to other districts. Meanwhile, he moved to Islamabad, where he took a job in a hotel, where he resumed his education. He passed FA and started preparing for BA but luck was on his side. The trials of the athletics team for the 2006 Paralympic Games were held in Islamabad. Nihar Alam also participated in these trials. It is also interesting to note that he has been interested in athletics since childhood. He was also an excellent sprinter. He always came to the Victory Stand in the 100 meters and 200 meters. Nihar Alam was selected for finishing second in the trials across Pakistan and he went to Malaysia with the athletics team where he competed in the 100 meters, 200 meters and long jump. After attending an international event in Malaysia, he took a government job in his own village. He said about job, “This job was to vaccinate children against polio, so I accepted this job to fulfill a mission and to serve humanity so that children can be vaccinated with their own hands.” “If a child is infected with polio, let him be courageous and teach him that one should never admit defeat in life, one has to face every difficulty with one’s life.”

Along with his job, Nihar Alam’s cricket was going on and now he was also playing club cricket regularly. After the establishment of the Disabled Cricket Association in Pakistan in late 2007, the preparation of teams in different regions had begun. Nihar Alam also gave trials in his area and was elected from Peshawar region. In his first match for Peshawar Region in the National Championship, he scored more than 50 runs and took three wickets. Amiruddin Ansari, secretary of the Pakistan Disabled Cricket Association, gave him a special applause for his performance, which gave him a lot of encouragement. Nihar Alam said, Coming up, playing matches with people like you and in big stadiums of the country is the dream of every cricketer who belongs to a remote rural area. I was lucky to be playing great cricket under the banner of Pakistan Disabled Cricket Association. Nihar Alam’s excellent performance continued from the first event which later made him the captain of Peshawar region, he is still the captain of Peshawar region. He has participated in all the national events organized by the Pakistan Disabled Association to date, captivating a scholar with his magical batting and bowling (continued)