Question

One afternoon, Alan, a seven-year-old boy with a limp, and his father walked in a park where
some boys were playing cricket. Alan wondered, "Will they let me play?
Alan's father knew that his son was not athletic. But he understood that if his son was chosen
to play, it would give him a sense of achievement. Alan's father approached the boys and
asked if Alan could play with them. A boy said, 'We are trailing by sixteen runs currently. He
can be on our team and we'll let him bat last,
Alan's father was delighted. Alan was told to get ready. When Alan's team needed just onerum
to win, the second-last batsman got run out. It was now Alan's turn to bat.
Alan didn't even know how to hold the bat properly. As he stepped up to the pitch, the bowler
threw the ball in softly so Alan should be able to make contact
The first ball came and Alan missed. The bowler again tossed the ball softly towards Alan.
Alan hit the ball towards the bowler. The bowler picked it up and threw it high to the right
fielder. He could easily have thrown it to the wicketkeeper and Alan would have been out.
Everyone started yelling, Alan, run! Never had Alan run so fast. By the time he reached
halfway, the fielder on his right had got the ball. He could have thrown the ball to the fielder
at the gully and Alan would have been out. But the fielder understood what the bowler's
intentions were, so he threw the ball high over another fielder's head.
As Alan was about to reach the wicket, the boys ran with him screaming, "Alan, complete​

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if we have to give title then its title will be Alan a young boy

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