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14 Life lessons from Dhoni.


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PROCESS was just an excuse to cover up for the failures in overseas tests and dhoni used it repeatedly in the england tour.there was no PROCESS in place especially when the captain of the team said says "80% of matches are played at home,overseas matches are just for practice".

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dhoni is past it, no offence but he attempted the target late. when it was 158 of 90 balls, make use of the 90 balls cause they're better than 40 balls. He did what he could but that's the issue, we couldn't cross the line. Jadeja is useless. I think we need a new captain for everything. Just start fresh. It's clear we can't win big knockout games in the status quo.

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My Grandfather smoked his whole life. I was about 10 years old when my mother said to him' date=' 'If you ever want to see your grandchildren graduate, you have to stop immediately.'. Tears welled up in his eyes when he realized what exactly was at stake. He gave it up immediately. Three years later he died of lung cancer. It was really sad and destroyed me. My mother said to me- 'Don't ever smoke. Please don't put your family through what your Grandfather put us through." I agreed. At 28, I have never touched a cigarette. I must say, I feel a very slight sense of regret for never having done it, because that article gave me cancer anyway.[/quote'] This is a legendary post. :haha:
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dhoni is past it, no offence but he attempted the target late. when it was 158 of 90 balls, make use of the 90 balls cause they're better than 40 balls. He did what he could but that's the issue, we couldn't cross the line. Jadeja is useless. I think we need a new captain for everything. Just start fresh. It's clear we can't win big knockout games in the status quo.
I think the biggest issue is we have only 6 batters (out of which two usually fail) and the rest could probably add another 30 runs max in Aus conditions. Dhoni knew it and dint act on it against Zim and Ire game. I mentioned that time he could have tried Binny instead of Jadeja in those games. Binny might have faltered or done well, but that was an opportunity missed.
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PROCESS was just an excuse to cover up for the failures in overseas tests and dhoni used it repeatedly in the england tour.there was no PROCESS in place especially when the captain of the team said says "80% of matches are played at home' date=overseas matches are just for practice".
Please post a credible link to that comment.
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Once I read a twilight fan fiction. Then I saw two boys kissing in a park. I thought these were the gayest things i ever saw in my life. Then I saw this article.
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Show me another Indian captain who had as much success as Dhoni in ODIs and tests .Dhoni did have his problems in leading in overseas tests.But that doesn't diminish his achievements one bit. If Dhoni could have just left test captaincy , he was still good enough to play as player for foreseeable future.Once he lost his enjoyment in tests and felt he could not progress the team, he quit. I personally like his balanced and his easy going approach in life.

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PROCESS was just an excuse to cover up for the failures in overseas tests and dhoni used it repeatedly in the england tour.there was no PROCESS in place especially when the captain of the team said says "[80% of matches are played at home' date=overseas matches are just for practice".
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So, we all know what Pacino meant , "I dont want the labour pains, I just want the baby" in Oceans Thirteen. Well, it almost seems to be true with most of the Indian fans when it comes to cricket. Results are only a manifestation of what we do, leading up to the examination..sports, academics or life! I think India is fortunate to have guy like Dhoni, and even more going forward..with the likes of temperamentally short sighted folks like Kohli waiting in line as an under-study. Dhoni knows that the labour pain is essential in begetting a baby, and thats what he means when he says, that process is more important than the result. (Credit for Al Pacino line, courtesy Prem Panicker in an article of TOI)

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So, we all know what Pacino meant , "I dont want the labour pains, I just want the baby" in Oceans Thirteen. Well, it almost seems to be true with most of the Indian fans when it comes to cricket. Results are only a manifestation of what we do, leading up to the examination..sports, academics or life! I think India is fortunate to have guy like Dhoni, and even more going forward..with the likes of temperamentally short sighted folks like Kohli waiting in line as an under-study. Dhoni knows that the labour pain is essential in begetting a baby, and thats what he means when he says, that process is more important than the result.
We have been in labor for 7 years now under Dhoni overseas. Pretty sure the baby is going to be retarded.
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So, we all know what Pacino meant , "I dont want the labour pains, I just want the baby" in Oceans Thirteen. (Credit for Al Pacino line, courtesy Prem Panicker in an article of TOI)
regarding Al Pacino , there is one hell of motivational speech in "any given sunday" WO4tIrjBDkk
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I think the biggest issue is we have only 6 batters (out of which two usually fail) and the rest could probably add another 30 runs max in Aus conditions. Dhoni knew it and dint act on it against Zim and Ire game. I mentioned that time he could have tried Binny instead of Jadeja in those games. Binny might have faltered or done well' date=' but that was an opportunity missed.[/quote'] binny was a decent choice because he made 40 in an official odi and im sure he got a 50 in a practice game or something, fact is he made some runs and got some wickets. jadeja has always been useless in australian conditions. binny could clear the ground but dhoni stubborn as always, he should have done more. but whats done is done.
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Cant find it right now' date='he said it in 2012 after the England series I think.[/quote'] I don't think so. A similar comment must have been made and our resident junta must have suffered massive reading comprehension failures turning the myth into realities.

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