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Ankush ~~Sharma~~ Attry is an Indian former ~~competitive~~ cricketer and wheelchair cricket coach ~~from Rohtak, Haryana~~. He is known for his ~~performances in junior domestic~~ cricket~~, selection for Ranji Trophy~~ at ~~the under-14 level,~~ and for ~~serving~~ as a coach of the ~~India~~ Wheelchair Cricket Team ~~in international competition~~.

Ankush Attry (born 5 April 1996) is an Indian former professional cricketer and wheelchair cricket

coach. He is known for his contributions to Indian wheelchair cricket at both national and

international levels and for his leadership as head coach of multiple teams, including the Indian

Wheelchair Cricket Team and the Haryana Wheelchair Cricket Team. He is also associated with

Khelo India Sports Samiti as head coach.

==Early Life==

Ankush ~~Sharma~~ Attry was born ~~on 05 April 1996~~ in Rohtak, Haryana. ~~He developed~~ an interest in cricket ~~at an early age~~ and participated in ~~age~~-~~group~~ and ~~institutional cricket competitions during~~ his ~~formative years~~.

Ankush Attry was born in Rohtak, Haryana, India. From an early age, he showed a strong interest in

cricket and began formal training during his school years. He balanced academics with competitive

sport and actively participated in inter-school and academy-level tournaments, where he gained

early recognition for his batting ability and match temperament. He later pursued higher education

and earned a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) degree in Electronics and Communication

Engineering.

==Education==

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==Cricket Career==

~~Ankush Sharma~~ Attry ~~featured~~ in ~~multiple domestic cricket~~ matches ~~during~~ his ~~youth~~ career~~. He~~ recorded a notable ~~innings of~~ 99 runs against Maharaja Shoor Saini Cricket Academy ~~and scored 153 runs in a match against Modern School~~, ~~which was reported as a~~ match-winning ~~performance in~~ the ~~press. He also delivered a strong batting performance in a match involving~~ the ~~Tripura State team, where his contribution was highlighted in match reports~~.

Attry began his cricketing career through organized school and academy competitions. His

consistent performances in competitive matches led to his selection for teams associated with the

Ranji Trophy circuit. As a batsman, he was known for his technical discipline, ability to build long

innings, and reliability in pressure situations. During his playing career, he recorded several notable

individual performances, including 153 runs against Modern School and 99 runs against Maharaja

Shoor Saini Cricket Academy, along with match-winning contributions against teams representing

Tripura and Himachal Pradesh. Due to his consistent run-scoring and impact performances, Attry

received the Cricketer of the Year award at junior competitive level.

==Ranji Trophy Selection==

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==Coaching Career==

~~Ankush Sharma~~ Attry was ~~formally~~ appointed as ~~an official coach of the~~ Haryana Wheelchair Cricket ~~Council of~~ India. ~~His appointment marked~~ his ~~transition from competitive~~ cricket ~~to leadership~~ and ~~coaching roles within adaptive sports~~.

After concluding his active playing career, Attry transitioned into coaching and dedicated himself to

the development of wheelchair cricket in India. He was appointed to official coaching and

leadership roles within national and state-level wheelchair cricket organizations. He has served as

Former Head Coach – Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team (domestic and international), Head Coach –

Haryana Wheelchair Cricket Team, and Head Coach – Khelo India Sports Samiti. Under his

coaching leadership, the Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team achieved significant international

success, including a bilateral international wheelchair cricket series victory in Bangladesh with a

2–0 series win. As a coach, he focused on structured technical and tactical training, physical

conditioning programs for wheelchair cricketers, match preparation, and player development.

==International Coaching Experience==

Ankush Sharma Attry represented India as a coach for the India Wheelchair Cricket Team in an international wheelchair cricket series held in Bangladesh. Under the coaching setup, India won the series 2–0 against Bangladesh. The series, team victories, and return celebrations received extensive newspaper coverage.

==~~Team~~ Achievements==

==Achievements and recognition:==

~~During his tenure as~~ coach~~, the Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team won~~ an international series in Bangladesh and ~~was awarded a trophy~~ for the ~~series victory~~. ~~The team also received public welcome ceremonies~~ and ~~recognition from officials~~ and ~~supporters upon their return to India~~.

Awarded Cricketer of the Year at junior competitive level. Selected for teams associated with the

Ranji Trophy circuit. Appointed official coach of national and state wheelchair cricket teams.

Coached India to an international series victory in Bangladesh. Featured in multiple national and

regional newspapers for playing and coaching achievements.

==Contribution to Wheelchair Cricket==

Attry is recognized for his contribution to the promotion and development of wheelchair cricket in

India. Through structured coaching systems and grassroots engagement, he has worked to

improve technical skills, fitness standards, and competitive preparedness of differently-abled

athletes. His efforts have helped increase awareness of adaptive sports and strengthen competitive

opportunities for wheelchair cricketers at national and international levels.

==Media Coverage==

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-Ankush Sharma Attry is an Indian former competitive cricketer and wheelchair cricket coach from Rohtak, Haryana. He is known for his performances in junior domestic cricket, selection for Ranji Trophy at the under-14 level, and for serving as a coach of the India Wheelchair Cricket Team in international competition.
+Ankush Attry (born 5 April 1996) is an Indian former professional cricketer and wheelchair cricket
+coach. He is known for his contributions to Indian wheelchair cricket at both national and
+international levels and for his leadership as head coach of multiple teams, including the Indian
+Wheelchair Cricket Team and the Haryana Wheelchair Cricket Team. He is also associated with
+Khelo India Sports Samiti as head coach.
 ==Early Life==
-Ankush Sharma Attry was born on 05 April 1996 in Rohtak, Haryana. He developed an interest in cricket at an early age and participated in age-group and institutional cricket competitions during his formative years.
+Ankush Attry was born in Rohtak, Haryana, India. From an early age, he showed a strong interest in
+cricket and began formal training during his school years. He balanced academics with competitive
+sport and actively participated in inter-school and academy-level tournaments, where he gained
+early recognition for his batting ability and match temperament. He later pursued higher education
+and earned a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) degree in Electronics and Communication
+Engineering.
 ==Education==
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 ==Cricket Career==
-Ankush Sharma Attry featured in multiple domestic cricket matches during his youth career. He recorded a notable innings of 99 runs against Maharaja Shoor Saini Cricket Academy and scored 153 runs in a match against Modern School, which was reported as a match-winning performance in the press. He also delivered a strong batting performance in a match involving the Tripura State team, where his contribution was highlighted in match reports.
+Attry began his cricketing career through organized school and academy competitions. His
+consistent performances in competitive matches led to his selection for teams associated with the
+Ranji Trophy circuit. As a batsman, he was known for his technical discipline, ability to build long
+innings, and reliability in pressure situations. During his playing career, he recorded several notable
+individual performances, including 153 runs against Modern School and 99 runs against Maharaja
+Shoor Saini Cricket Academy, along with match-winning contributions against teams representing
+Tripura and Himachal Pradesh. Due to his consistent run-scoring and impact performances, Attry
+received the Cricketer of the Year award at junior competitive level.
 ==Ranji Trophy Selection==
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 ==Coaching Career==
-Ankush Sharma Attry was formally appointed as an official coach of the Haryana Wheelchair Cricket Council of India. His appointment marked his transition from competitive cricket to leadership and coaching roles within adaptive sports.
+After concluding his active playing career, Attry transitioned into coaching and dedicated himself to
+the development of wheelchair cricket in India. He was appointed to official coaching and
+leadership roles within national and state-level wheelchair cricket organizations. He has served as
+Former Head Coach – Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team (domestic and international), Head Coach –
+Haryana Wheelchair Cricket Team, and Head Coach – Khelo India Sports Samiti. Under his
+coaching leadership, the Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team achieved significant international
+success, including a bilateral international wheelchair cricket series victory in Bangladesh with a
+–0 series win. As a coach, he focused on structured technical and tactical training, physical
+conditioning programs for wheelchair cricketers, match preparation, and player development.
 ==International Coaching Experience==
 Ankush Sharma Attry represented India as a coach for the India Wheelchair Cricket Team in an international wheelchair cricket series held in Bangladesh. Under the coaching setup, India won the series 2–0 against Bangladesh. The series, team victories, and return celebrations received extensive newspaper coverage.
-==Team Achievements==
+==Achievements and recognition:==
-During his tenure as coach, the Indian Wheelchair Cricket Team won an international series in Bangladesh and was awarded a trophy for the series victory. The team also received public welcome ceremonies and recognition from officials and supporters upon their return to India.
+Awarded Cricketer of the Year at junior competitive level. Selected for teams associated with the
+Ranji Trophy circuit. Appointed official coach of national and state wheelchair cricket teams.
+Coached India to an international series victory in Bangladesh. Featured in multiple national and
+regional newspapers for playing and coaching achievements.
+==Contribution to Wheelchair Cricket==
+Attry is recognized for his contribution to the promotion and development of wheelchair cricket in
+India. Through structured coaching systems and grassroots engagement, he has worked to
+improve technical skills, fitness standards, and competitive preparedness of differently-abled
+athletes. His efforts have helped increase awareness of adaptive sports and strengthen competitive
+opportunities for wheelchair cricketers at national and international levels.
 ==Media Coverage==