Sports is an art of overall fitness, hard work and mastery. Yes, we are talking about Yashasvi Jaiswal, the player who has set a new record in cricket. He broke the record of South African player Alan Burrows by scoring the youngest double century in 50-over ODI cricket.
Yashasvi Jaiswal focused her attention only on practice in sports amidst tough challenges. The troubles and challenges between which he achieved success are rarely done by people. He went to Mumbai to play cricket at the age of 11. He hails from Bhadohi in Uttar Pradesh. Jaiswal lived in a dairy farm. He stayed in a small room with his uncle for three years.
He faced many challenges at a young age. They never had anything to eat nor a good house to live. He sold golgappas and worked as a ball boy to meet his needs and extinguish stomach fire.
Amidst this troubles, the special thing was that Jaiswal never stopped dreaming. Amidst these troubles, he always kept smiling and always kept his focus on cricket at the Azad Maidan in Mumbai, where his coach Jwala Singh got his eye on him. Jwala Singh was impressed by his passion for sports, hard work and dedication and selected him for coaching.
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