Kidderminster Cricket Club coach Jack Beadsworth needed prioneering surgery to stop him from being paralysed from the waist down A YOUNG cricket coach from Kidderminster has undergone life-changing surgery after kind-hearted members of the community donated an incredible £20,000 to stop him from becoming paralysed from the waist down. Jack Beadsworth, 23, underwent pioneering cyber knife treatment in London on Wednesday, November 25 - a year after surgeons told him a tangle of blood vessels on his spine was too deep to operate, meaning he would eventually suffer a stroke that would completely paralyse the lower half of his body. The tangled vessels, called an AVM, were linked to another removed from his spinal cord in 2016.