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Mumbai fast bowler's rehabilitation suffering due to lack of funds
Updated On: 13 August, 2014 08:45 AM IST | | Sundari Iyer
Following a train accident a decade ago, Mohsin Shaikh recently underwent a rehabilitation programme till May 11 but, due to lack of funds, further treatment could not be carried out

Mohsin Shaikh's mother Mehrunissa (on the floor) and father Hussain try to help him stand at their residence in Ulhasnagar on Monday. Pic/Sameer Markande
On May 28, 2004, when Ulhasnagar-based fast bowler Mohsin Shaikh left Dombivli from the Mumbai Cricket Association U-15 camp, little did he know that he would never bowl again. While returning home, Mohsin, now 23, fell off the train before Vitthalwadi station and suffered a head injury.
Mohsin Shaikh's mother Mehrunissa (on the floor) and father Hussain try to help him stand at their residence in Ulhasnagar on Monday. Pic/Sameer Markande
The youngster cannot speak, move without support or perform any daily tasks on his own after the accident. After reading about his plight (published in mid-day on February 28), help poured in.


