The transcription appears to be about the story of Haris Rauf, a Pakistani cricketer who rose to fame from humble beginnings. Here's a concise summary:
Haris Rauf, a young boy from a poor family, was the eldest son of a welder. He was passionate about cricket and played tape ball cricket, a version of street cricket popular in Pakistan. With the support of his friends and family, Haris eventually got a chance to participate in hard ball cricket trials. He impressed the selectors with his speed and accuracy, and soon he was offered a contract with the Lahore Qalandars, a team in the Pakistan Super League.
Haris worked hard to improve his skills, and his dedication paid off. He was sent to Australia to play for the Hawksbury Cricket Club and later became a net bowler for the Indian team during their tour of Australia. He eventually made his debut for the Melbourne Stars in the Big Bash League and took a five-wicket haul in his second game. His success in the league earned him a contract with the Pakistani national team, and he made his debut in 2020. Today, Haris Rauf is a key player in the Pakistani team and a white-ball specialist.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Three boys, including Haris, traveled to the Grand Trunk Road in 2017 to attend an open cricket trial.
2. The boys arrived late, but Haris managed to join the trial and made it through the initial rounds.
3. Haris came from a family of seven children, and his father was a welder who struggled to provide for the family.
4. Education was considered the only route out of poverty for Haris's family.
5. Haris played tape ball cricket, a version of street cricket that was popular in Pakistan.
6. Tape ball cricket is played with a tennis ball wrapped in electrical tape, which makes it heavier and more similar to a hard ball.
7. Haris's friend convinced him to attend hard ball cricket trials, which led to him getting a contract with the Lahore Qalandars' player development program.
8. Haris was sent to Australia for six months as part of the development program to play for the Hawksbury Cricket Club in New South Wales.
9. Haris traveled with the Lahore Qalandars as a net bowler to gain exposure to hard ball cricket.
10. Haris attributes his focus and aggression on the field to his learnings from some of the best players in the business, including during his time as a net bowler for Team India in Australia.
11. Haris played for the Melbourne Stars in the Big Bash League, where he took a five-wicket haul and a hat-trick in consecutive games.
12. Haris received an emerging player contract from the Pakistan national team on the back of his success in the Big Bash League.
13. Haris made his debut for Pakistan in a series against Bangladesh in 2020.