Haris Rauf reveals how much money he made from tape ball cricket. In the most recent documentary produced by espncricinfo.com, Pakistani fast bowler Haris Rauf discussed his early difficulties as well as many other topics.
Haris Rauf described how he first became interested in cricket and how challenging it had been to keep playing. He also described how his father would frequently beat him because of his obsession.
The eldest of seven siblings, Haris Rauf, claimed that his father, a welder by trade, could not afford to pay for his education.
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He claimed that after his uncles got married and received their assigned rooms in the house, he would have to sleep in the kitchen because he and his father’s brothers lived in a joint family system.
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Haris claimed that he has been playing cricket since he was five years old and that he has done so on neighborhood streets.
To pay for his school expenses, he claimed that he would sell snacks at a market on Sundays.
He claimed he had no knowledge of Under 16 and Under 19 cricket because he was without financial support from his family and could not afford the club dues.
He promised to play tapeball cricket to help pay his tuition.
According to him, a tape ball cricket player in Pakistan can easily make between Rs200,000 and Rs250,000 per month.
He promised to keep his father in the dark about his income from playing tapeball cricket, but he would pay his mother a certain amount each month and save the rest because her mother had always wanted to buy her family a separate home.
Haris said that now he owns a house and a car. He said when he bought a car his father started crying and said that he doesn’t even deserve to sit in this car. “If my family is happy, I’m happy. This is a matter of pride for me,” he said.
