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Try and get him playing indoor matches. There are tournaments run in the winter, where the matches played indoors. It'll keep him focused on cricket through out the year and you learn different things. Indoor cricket teaches you to place the ball, because runs are easily accumulated if you just find the gaps and hit the balls, which aren't far out. I believe you said he was 8 before, you need to get playing some matches. Match practice is extremely important.
he starts indoor nets in Jan he's already played a few matches but next season he's in all of the games so hopefully that will sort him out!
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he starts indoor nets in Jan he's already played a few matches but next season he's in all of the games so hopefully that will sort him out!
Not just indoor nets. A lot of clubs participate in tournaments of indoor cricket during winters. These are actual matches being played.
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yeah i'd really appreciate that if you could?? he's already complaining that he feels frustrated about the fact he cant play till Jan with his current club
8 saal ka bachha hai.uski jaan chhod do.maaf karo usko......thoda jee lene do......
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arrey woh khud ke raha hai ke cricket uska dream hai!!! i dont pressure him, but if he said he didnt want to play as much then i would respect that! but right now all he wants to do is play cricket and get better at it so i let him! infact when there are no matches he wants to watch then u goes youtube to watch coverage, he's even seen the videos on here as well

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I don't think its pressuring him, its giving him the opportunity to follow a dream. If he has the talent and succeeds then it would be awesome, if he doesn't at least he had the chance to have a go at it. He won't be left wondering whether he had what it takes or not

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I don't think its pressuring him' date=' its giving him the opportunity to follow a dream. If he has the talent and succeeds then it would be awesome, if he doesn't at least he had the chance to have a go at it. He won't be left wondering whether he had what it takes or not[/quote'] :agree: cricket isnt the only thing he does he has various other activities as well but he's most passionate about his cricket so why not give him the best chances he can have, i always say to him that while he's young just enjoy playing rather than worrying too much about winning every match he plays, people develop talent by through learning! the problem is he actually hates losing he's calm on the pitch but god help anyone who gets in his way after losing a match! :nervous:
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LOL. Sounds very keen your lad. Lets hope he makes it big. Does he enjoy his school padhai etc? Im sure if hes got your genes he aint got a prob on the brain front.. :winky:

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