This is the story of his father's fierce struggle rooted in the success of the newly appointed captain of the Indian Under-19 cricket team Priyam Garg. Playing the role of the mother along with father, he not only loved Priyam but also the future of all sons and daughters. The promising cricketer Priyam is now at the beginning of his career, after all, it is not a small thing to lead the Indian team in the Under-19 World Cup. Right now, Priyam and his family's hard work has hidden a long story before reaching this point. Apart from Priyam's hard work in his game, the hard work of father Naresh Kumar Garg is also reflected. The love for cricket in Priyam encouraged him, while in the role of father, he too joined Priyam's game. Getting Priyam every morning from the ancestral village Qila Parikshitgarh near Meerut, Uttar Pradesh to Bhamashah Park in the city and taking him home in the evening had become part of his routine.

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He even left Priyam for Delhi to play the match before sending him off in the morning at Bitiya's wedding. According to Naresh Kumar Garg, Priyam's mother Kusum Devi passed away on March 11, 2012, after nearly six months of treatment, while undergoing a very poor economic period. He had an infection after jaundice in his liver. After this, Priyam's training stopped.

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The order to bring Priyam to the city daily broke down between the responsibility of cooking small children at home and teaching them. During that time Priyam had become a strong contender for UPCA Under-14. At the encouragement of coach Sanjay Rastogi and MDCA officials, Naresh again put up the courage and started playing Priyam along with his father and took him to regular training. Former cricketer and coach Rahul Dravid also assured Priyam's game in a meeting that Priyam will definitely get a break if the hard work continues. Hard work brought color, Priyam's bat started speaking.

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Naresh's focus was not limited to Priyam, he also brought up the rest of the children with the same pampering. His efficient upbringing has resulted in Priyam's elder brother Shivam Garg, elder sister Pooja and Chyoti serving in the medical field. Reshu, the third sister, has also completed her pharmacy studies. Now she is preparing for civil service. In the year 2009, Naresh Kumar took Priyam to coach Sanjay Rastogi at Meerut College Cricket Academy in Bhamashah Park.

In order to learn the skill of cricket, Priyam started to show his skills. Taxi driver Naresh Kumar used to take Priyam to Bhamashah Park every morning and take him home in the evening. Priyam also started to live cricket with training for cricket from morning to evening. Priyam's world remained confined to the home and cricket field, while father Naresh also always stood with his son. Taking a long breath between Priyam's success, the story of the struggle, Naresh said that apart from driving a taxi, I did more small things to add money. Amidst the struggle of living, I kept telling all my children to never insult anyone and pretend to have money. Take blessings to everyone, but friendship- Yari should be done only by studies, training and your work.