Amir Hussain lost both his hands, still played para cricket:Played with Sachin Tendulkar, now trains para athletes in his academy

Trials for the para cricket team were conducted in Ludhiana, Punjab. When new para cricketers arrived to participate in the trials, Amir Hussain Lone, a prominent para cricketer from the country, also came to Ludhiana to encourage them. Amir encouraged the young para cricketers. He said that he doesn’t have both hands, but he bats and bowls with full flow. Amir became emotional while narrating his struggle story. He told the young para cricketers that there are six balls in an over; even if five balls are dots, the game can be changed by hitting a six on the sixth ball. Therefore, don’t be troubled by your disability. Develop the courage to hit a six on the last ball of the over. Amir Hussain Lone was pursuing graduation in 2013 when he was selected for the para cricket team. Then he left his studies. Now he has resumed his studies and is pursuing graduation from Aryan Group of Colleges in Chandigarh. Amir Hussain Lone is a resident of Anantnag, Jammu and Kashmir. He is the captain of the Jammu and Kashmir Para Cricket Team. Not only this, Lone runs a para cricket academy in Jammu and Kashmir with the help of the Adani Foundation and is training disabled people to become cricketers. He has 82 thousand followers on Facebook and 1.10 lakh followers on Instagram. Amir Hussain Lone narrated the story of becoming a para cricketer after losing both his hands…