Brijesh Sahani

Brijesh Sahani, 16, says he is aching to get back to playing cricket and is not afraid of practising at the same ground where the arrow had struck him; doctors credit his willpower for his miraculous recovery and say he will be discharged on Monday.

For days now, Brijesh Sahani's parents have been praying for a miracle, and it seems their prayers have been answered. Doctors at the Karuna Hospital in Borivli told mid-day yesterday that the 16-year-old cricketer, who survived an arrow penetrating his brain, might lead a very normal life if the meningitis infection, caused by the incursion of the...

Brijesh Sahani, 16, says he is aching to get back to playing cricket and is not afraid of practising at the same ground where the arrow had struck him; doctors credit his willpower for his miraculous recovery and say he will be discharged on Monday.

For days now, Brijesh Sahani's parents have been praying for a miracle, and it seems their prayers have been answered. Doctors at the Karuna Hospital in Borivli told mid-day yesterday that the 16-year-old cricketer, who survived an arrow penetrating his brain, might lead a very normal life if the meningitis infection, caused by the incursion of the...