“I am very proud that I did such a thing in my life, I took an unknown kid into my home, and treated him like family. Maybe his parents wanted to help him too but maybe they were not capable. God made me capable of taking this kid to new heights. He has never shared what he used to do before 2013, neither have I asked. Yes, stories do float around and maybe they are true. He used to live at Azad Maidan where there are a lot of vendors and many paani puri stalls. At that time, he did not play cricket so maybe he did that work for a few days but after 2013 I gave him a luxury life, he got a good bat, food, and living conditions,” said Jwala to IANS.
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