| This summer (2005) huge crowds in England
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| | there is not a likelihood of them getting
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| and Australia have been following the 5
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| | hurt. They're not too brave."On Saturday,
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| test match series between England and
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| | the third day of the test, the Australian
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| Australia. The sides are evenly matched
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| | tail enders were batting. Gillespie, one
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| and have played some of the most exciting
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| | of the tailenders, was hit in the stomach
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| cricket seen for many years. Whether you
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| | near the belly button. He grimaced in
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| play cricket or not, you will find some
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| | pain. A few balls later he was hit in the
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| great success lessons in this series of
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| | groin by a ball from Harmison and
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| matches.The first success lesson is that
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| | doubled over in agony. The ball was
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| you and I must not dwell on our mistakes
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| | travelling at about 90 miles an hour. The
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| however humiliating they are. We have to
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| | crowd roared with laughter. Harmison had
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| be tough minded and just focus on the
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| | been aiming for the throat and the toes
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| next ball to be bowled or the next
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| | and the crown jewelsIt can take a good
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| project in our lives.Cricket is a team
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| | over (6 balls from the same bowler) or
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| game but there are only 11 players
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| | two to get focused after being hurt. But
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| fielding (bowling and catching the ball)
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| | Gillespie is a gutsy player and practises
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| and they are spread out on a large field.
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| | hard at his batting. He realizes it is
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| Any mistakes you make are seen at once by
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| | important for a tailender to score runs
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| your team mates and the audience. The
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| | or at least stay in. He batted on
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| mistakes of the batting side are also
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| | bravely.The gutsy performance of the
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| clearly visible as only two people bat at
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| | Australian tailenders had much to do with
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| a time.Kevin Pietersen, the promising
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| | the Australian success in the first test
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| England batsman, dropped two catches in
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| | match of the Ashes series. They had
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| the first test when he was fielding but
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| | learned how to overcome sharp physical
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| then went on to a play a good batsman's
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| | pain and recover their focus quickly.We
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| innings. A commentator remarked that he
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| | all need to learn to accept the fact that
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| must have a strong mind to get over the
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| | we will suffer mental and physical pain
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| disappointment of dropping the catches
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| | at some point in achieving our goals. The
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| enough to allow him to bat wellGeraint
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| | secret is to forget the pain as quickly
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| Jones, the wicket keeper, had also
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| | as possible and just concentrate on doing
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| dropped two catches and again a
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| | what we have to do.Further success
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| commentator remarked that you can try to
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| | lessons came from the third test match.
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| put your mistakes at the back of your
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| | One of them is that sometimes it is
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| mind but it is not that easy. The memory
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| | better not to listen to the critics
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| keeps recurring. However, Jones batted
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| | whether they are outside or inside your
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| well in spite of the memory that must
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| | own head.Australia had won the first
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| have haunted him. Later in the series, he
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| | test match and then England won the
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| also took some magnificent catches to
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| | second test on the 7th Aug 2005 a date
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| make up for the ones he had dropped.Both
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| | that will go down in history as the date
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| captains, Michael Vaughan and Ricky
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| | of one of the greatest cricket matches
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| Ponting, batted poorly in the first two
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| | ever played.England won the match by 2
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| tests and were heavily criticized in the
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| | runs only - an amazingly close margin.
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| papers. However, in the third test match
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| | Much of the success was due to the
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| both captains batted extraordinarily
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| | England captain, Michael Vaughan, but
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| well. They both showed the fighting
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| | Vaughan had not scored enough runs
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| spirit to get over the depression they
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| | himself in this test or the first one. He
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| must have felt after the first and second
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| | could guarantee that the papers would be
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| matches and the criticism they were
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| | having a go at him in a big way. His
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| receiving daily.A second key success
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| | solution was simple. He did not read the
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| lesson is that you must not get
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| | papers.On Thursday, England went in to
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| distracted from your goal of scoring runs
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| | bat. Michael Vaughan was in third and was
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| or anything else by mental or physical
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| | under great pressure to perform. This is
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| pain. In ordinary life, many painful
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| | where his policy of not reading the
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| things can happen which can demoralise
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| | papers paid off. He scored his first
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| you unless you are determined enough to
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| | century of the series. The audience were
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| keep going in spite of the pain. Keep
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| | up and out of their seats applauding as
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| focused on your goals and dreams whatever
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| | he succeeded. He had scored 13 fours
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| happens.Those who have not played cricket
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| | (hits to the boundary).A captain who
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| may not realise how hard a cricket ball
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| | scores runs can lead by example. It is
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| is. It is especially hard and bouncy when
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| | important that he is in form as actions
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| it is new. Fast bowlers are usually given
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| | speak much louder than words. In the end
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| the new ball so that they can bounce it
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| | he made a large total of 166 runs with
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| high to hit the batsmen in the head,
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| | about 20 four's and at least one six (a
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| throat, ribs or hands.Once the batsmen
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| | hit over the boundary).He told an
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| get distracted by the pain in their head
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| | interviewer that before batting he had
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| or hands, they will be vulnerable to the
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| | talked to the young boy who was the
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| next ball and will do something silly
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| | England mascot for the day. The lad had
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| like knocking up a catch or failing to
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| | already had three heart by pass
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| protect their wicket (the three stumps or
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| | operations. This made Vaughan feel less
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| sticks protruding from the ground) from
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| | tension as he realised that, at the age
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| getting hit by the ball.Brett Lee, the
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| | of thirty, he had so much to be thankful
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| Australian fast bowler, was run out when
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| | for and that scoring or not scoring runs
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| he hesitated before running. He wanted to
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| | was not that important in the whole
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| flap his hand to get rid of the pain. His
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| | scheme of things.He also decided to bat
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| index finger and then his thumb had been
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| | on intuition and not to think too much.
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| hit by fast balls. Later, however, in
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| | He had already done his thinking and his
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| another match, he redeemed himself by
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| | practice. Once he was facing some of the
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| batting well even though he had been hit
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| | best bowlers in the world, he would not
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| hard on the head and the arm!On the
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| | have time to think. His plan worked and
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| second day of the first test England were
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| | he smashed the ball all over the
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| bowling at the Australians who were
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| | place.However, in the end Australia held
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| having their second innings (chance to
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| | out for a draw. They were saved mainly by
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| bat).However, the England bowlers were
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| | the rain which meant that England had
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| not harassing the batsmen enough.
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| | less time to get them out than was
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| Boycott, the former great England
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| | necessary.So then: keep going even if
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| batsman, commented that the ball should
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| | you make embarrassing mistakes in full
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| be whistling about the batsmen's ears and
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| | public view. Regain your focus on your
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| hitting their gloves:"The ball is new and
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| | goals even if you have been hit by
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| hard. Now is the time to hit the batsmen
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| | physical or mental pain. Even the great
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| before the ball gets too soft. Once the
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| | Jim Rohn lost a million dollars after he
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| batsmen get too comfortable, they will
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| | had signed a form without realising the
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| start thinking: 'I fancy scoring a
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| | liabilities involved. He soon regained
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| hundred.'"Even the tailenders or weaker
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| | his focus and the lost money. Refuse to
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| batsmen who bat last have to suffer. The
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| | fill your mind with the views of your
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| bowlers cannot allow them to stay in too
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| | critics and keep your life in perspective
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| long. Boycott continues:"Bowlers should
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| | by thinking of those millions of people
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| hit the tailenders in the ribs or on the
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| | who are so much worse off than you.
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| hand before they get too comfortable.
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| | Finally,once your thinking has been done,
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| That's what you have to do as a fast
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| | take action wholeheartedly without
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| bowler. You have to hurt the opposition
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| | worrying about the results.
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| tailenders. Tailenders are alright if
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