If he gets tired he will come back, but he is not tired. The struggle story of Prafulla Hinge, who made the field his home:

News India Live, Digital Desk: Everyone sees the glow of success in the world of cricket, but the story of sweat and tears hidden behind that glow often remains untold. One such inspiring story is that of Prafulla Hinge. For Prafulla, who belonged to an ordinary family, the cricket field became not just a playing field but his second home. His father believed that after hard work his son would return home tired, but Prafulla’s passion never allowed him to stop.

Father’s suspicion and Prafulla’s passion

The beginning of Prafulla’s career was like the story of a Bollywood film. His father was initially not very supportive of his decision to play cricket. He felt that instead of wasting time in sports, his son should help in some work. He thought that “when he gets tired he will come back”, that is, when he gets tired from the day’s scorching heat and running around, he will give up cricket himself. But Prafulla’s insistence changed this thinking.

Made the field my home

When it became difficult to balance home and sports, Prafulla made the field his world. From the first light of the morning till the darkness of the night, he was solely engaged in cricket and improving his technique. The coach and fellow players were also surprised to see his passion for practice. He proved that if intentions are strong, lack of facilities never comes in the way.

This is how father’s perspective changed

Prafulla’s hard work bore fruit when his game started being discussed and his name started being discussed at the local level. When the father saw his son making the opposition team sweat on the field, his doubt turned into confidence. The father who thought his son would give up is today feeling proud of his son’s success. Prafulla not only won matches but also won the trust of his father which was bigger than any trophy.

Example for young cricketers

Today, the story of Prafulla Hinge is an example for thousands of youth who come from small towns and dream big. His journey teaches that ‘getting tired’ is not necessary for success. His dedication towards cricket shows that when you make your goal bigger than your fatigue, the whole world bows before you.