The aim of this study is to compare effect of cross education training of unaffected upper limb versus conventional rehabilitation on improvement in neurophysiological parameters and functional indices of affected upperlimb among patients who had sub-acute stroke within the previous 2 weeks to 3 months. In a double blind randomized clinical trial, twenty patients with First-ever unilateral stroke, between 18-80 years old are included in the study. They are excluded if they have Contraindications to transcranial magnetic stimulation or severe cognitive impairment, aphasia and depression. Ten patients in intervention group receive both conventional rehabilitation (40 min per session, 3 days a week for 4 weeks) and cross education training of unaffected wrist extensor muscles. Ten Patients in control group only receive the same conventional rehabilitation as intervention group. Patients and investigators are masked to treatment assignment. Neurophysiological parameters (rest motor threshold, active motor threshold, recruitment curve, cortical silent period and ipsilateral silent period) are studied by transcranial magnetic stimulation, before intervention and 1 month after beginning intervention. Also functional outcomes including performance in activities of daily living, spasticity, wrist extensor muscle strength and motor function are evaluated by Modified Barthel Index,Modified Modified ashworth scale, Isokinetic dynamometer biodex device and Fugl-Meyer Assessment respectively before and after intervention