Exclusive Desk: Doctor, engineer, barrister, cricketer or footballer, many more dreams. Whose dream come true? Some people touch the dream, some people carry it all their lives and regret not being able to touch the dream. Many unknowingly become something else, which gives him boundless joy. There are some cricketers in the world of cricket who have started in another profession. But later he became a cricket superstar.

Mahendra Singh Dhoni (India) -

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, one of the best captains in the history of Indian cricket, was a train ticket checker before joining the national team. The captain, who helped India win the ICC World Cup, T20 World Cup and Champions Trophy, joined Indian Railways as a ticket checker to alleviate his family's woes even though he had already played cricket. After two years of service, he changed his fortunes by scoring two centuries in 2004 to become India 'A'. Cool.

Chris Gayle (West Indies) -

To the bowlers, he is a regular messenger. The T20 event means a flurry of franchises at Chris Gayle's door with sacks of money. Gayle also spoke. He made a storm with the bat at 22 yards. Arrange four six sparklers. The franchises have to struggle to pay their dues in domestic T20 tournaments. But he was born in a very poor family in Jamaica. He lived in a tin house. He used to pick up discarded plastic bottles due to lack of food. This batting monster of West Indies once made a bangle financially.

David Warner (Australia) -

David Warner is one of the best players in the Australian batting line-up. He is also highly regarded in foreign domestic Twenty20 tournaments. Naturally you don't have to think about money. But this Warner could not afford to buy a bat-ball. He used to work as an associate seller in a shop in the evening to buy cricket materials. Practice in the morning and work in the evening. This is how he spent his youth. He lived in a one-room house. And now the left-handed Aussie opener has bought a house for seven million dollars and lives there.