He dreams of becoming the next Dhoni. Right Now, He’s fighting for his life.
At just 11 years old, Avish is bravely fighting Leukaemia when he should be out on the pitch hitting sixes with his friends. Now, he is holding on to a special wish—hoping to meet his hero, his “Captain Cool,” to save his life.
Avish is undergoing heavy chemotherapy sessions and hoping a stranger will give him a second chance at life so he can become a successful cricketer.
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Early September – One diagnosis. Changed Everything.
Avish is from Bangalore. He’s in grade 6. He’s the boy who is up before the alarm on cricket mornings, who trains hard in an academy, who knows every friend in his apartment building by name, and who can turn any ordinary evening into a match.
In early September, he was diagnosed with Leukaemia and everything changed.
Today he is undergoing chemotherapy sessions. And through it all, he is still smiling. He still talks about cricket. He still asks about his friends. He still wants to go back to the ground. Chemotherapy alone will not be enough; Avish needs a blood stem cell transplant.
Today he is undergoing chemotherapy sessions. And through it all, he is still smiling. He still talks about cricket. He still asks about his friends. He still wants to go back to the ground. Chemotherapy alone will not be enough; Avish needs a blood stem cell transplant.
A transplant needs a perfect genetic match. And a match cannot be created. It can only be found.
His parents are his whole world, and he is theirs. As an only child, he has no sibling who can be tested. Their hope now rests on a stranger.
That stranger could be you.
YOU COULD BE HIS HERO. HIS HOPE.
Avish’s childhood dreams shouldn’t be stolen by cancer. He is counting on you to help bring his ultimate hero to his side and make his wish come true before time slips away.
That moment is only possible if someone says yes.
You may never meet him. But you could be the reason he grows up, plays, laughs, and dreams again.