Harvansh Singh’s Story: The father holds the truck in Canada, the gloves for his son, who inspired Yuvraj Singh, DONS U-19 | Cricket News

New Delhi: Damanteep Singh’s mobile phone began to buzz in Canada was around 3 in the morning. When he finally woke up, he had hundreds of greeting texts about his son Harvansh Singh Pangalia and was chosen for India’s U-19 team for the upcoming tour of India.Damandeep, Timesofindia.com’a Brampon’dan according to the phone, “15-16 Ghante truck Chalaane Kead Nend Kahaan Khulti Hai (after applying a truck for 15-16 hours, you can not easily wake up from the vibration of a mobile phone).” He said.Go beyond the border with our Youtube channel. Subscribe now!Damandeep, “There are too many greeting messages. It makes you feel good. Harvansh said ‘no’ about moving to Canada. He brings too many memories back. He was hard and he’s having his dream, Damandeep said.

India U-19 Wicketkeeper-Batter Harvansh Singh comes from Gandhyidham, a small town in Kutch Rann’s Kutch Rann. As he grew up, his father Damandeep Singh and his uncle Kunwarajeet, who played crickets in his towns, saw Singh. Interestingly, they were both bad processors. Now, Harvansh’s family settled in Canada, where his father used a truck in Brampton.“My brother and I were crazy for the cricket. We used to play for a hobby,” he remembered.“Even Rajkot is 200 km away from our city. When he opened an academy in our town in the town of Saurashtra Cricket Association (SCA) only in 2012. I recorded Harvansh when he was six years old. As I put the gloves from me.

Harvansh Singh with his father. (Picture: Special Editing)

Damanteep never thought that six videos of Yuvraj Singh would make his son so obsessed with the game and swear to represent his country.In 2017, Damandeep decided to move to Canada to join his brother and sister, but his son Harvansh refused to leave. He wanted to pursue the cricket and it was hell to make a name for him in sports.“My mother, my brother and my sister moved to Canada. My plan was the same, but Harvansh would not accept to leave India. He wanted to continue his dream of playing for India. My wife Jaspreet Kaur and I worked hard to convince him, but he was determined, Dama Damandeep said.“Pope India Hello Khelna Hai (I just want to play for India). Many relatives tried to understand that it would be easier to play in Canada because the competition is less.After a while, Damanteep and Jaspreet gave up.“Beautiful, you play your jack. Let’s make a decision after U-19. If you are not chosen for India, just collect your bags and move to Canada.”The family was divided. Damanteep settled in Brampon and spent hours while he was driving a truck on the road to make money, while Harvansh stayed in Gandhyidham with his mother. But one day, the young promise to his father that he would take them back to India.“I live with my mother and he lives with him,” Damanteep laughed.

Harvansh Singh. (Picture: Special Editing)

While Harvansh took a giant step in the jack with the help of SCA, and especially Harvansh’s interest in career growth, Jaydev Shah (President of the SCA), Damanteep is fighting the ongoing recession in Canada.“I would sit in our office and look at our transportation business. Here I drive a truck in Canada. Here, life lasts 15-16 hours every day on the road. Not easy. But when I see these giant splashes, I feel that the difficulty is worth it. He tells me to come back. And like any desi father, I say I have saved money for the future if the jack does not work, Damande Damandeep said.

Harvansh Singh. (Picture: Special Editing)

Damandeep, a 14 -hour driving, Bengaluru about 13.296 km away Harvansh, before the UK tour for a month before the National Cricket Academy (NCA) checked. Damanteep will cheer the hopes that will not be a distance one day and will cheer every running kick, every catch and the mobility of the stands.