Sachin Tendulkar Had a quick chat with Mumbai probables on Saturday (14th August). The cricket legend spent over an hour with around 40 players setting up a camp at an indoor facility bkc Stadium in Mumbai.
The face-to-face meeting with the maestro was organized by Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), incidentally, on the 31st anniversary of the first of his 100 international hundreds.
Tendulkar used to focus extensively on how to handle the pressures of national and international cricket. A veteran of 664 international matches in addition to nearly 1000 other official sports, the 48-year-old Tendulkar advised players how to create an outdoor simulation inside an indoor facility. “He suggested starting the MCA AC An MCA official said of Tendulkar’s idea.
With the state government not allowing the resumption of sports activities in the state, the camp has been purely an indoor exercise and in this context the advice to switch off the air conditioners was a welcome suggestion, players and coaches felt. Did.
“It was such valuable advice. It should have helped,” said one player, who could not come on record for want of permission from the association to speak to the media. “He has suggestions for players on how to drive success. How to handle and how to handle failures. He had tips on how to overcome lack of form, how to prepare for the game etc. For bowlers, he gave tips on how to get into the rhythm and maintain a steady line and length.
Tendulkar spoke of his own experience in overcoming the fear of failure and the feeling of incompetence. He reminded the House about his bad times in 2007 and how he overcame it. He had actually told the youngsters that he would come to the BKC facility every morning at 6 am and get into the routine of fitness and cricket.
In particular he gave tips to the players on how to handle crunch situations before and during the game. “If a player feels that the next game is important for his career, it is natural that he will be concerned with a sense of anticipation and anxiety. He has suggested exercises and methods to overcome neurological fears,” said MCA. Another official said.
Tendulkar spent time with some youngsters and watched their batting practice. Some of the beneficiaries of this instant coaching class were Yashasvi Jaiswal And Armaan JafferThe young batsmen are known as prodigies in Mumbai cricket. He suggested some improvements in his batting practice.
The face-to-face meeting with the maestro was organized by Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA), incidentally, on the 31st anniversary of the first of his 100 international hundreds.
Tendulkar used to focus extensively on how to handle the pressures of national and international cricket. A veteran of 664 international matches in addition to nearly 1000 other official sports, the 48-year-old Tendulkar advised players how to create an outdoor simulation inside an indoor facility. “He suggested starting the MCA AC An MCA official said of Tendulkar’s idea.
With the state government not allowing the resumption of sports activities in the state, the camp has been purely an indoor exercise and in this context the advice to switch off the air conditioners was a welcome suggestion, players and coaches felt. Did.
“It was such valuable advice. It should have helped,” said one player, who could not come on record for want of permission from the association to speak to the media. “He has suggestions for players on how to drive success. How to handle and how to handle failures. He had tips on how to overcome lack of form, how to prepare for the game etc. For bowlers, he gave tips on how to get into the rhythm and maintain a steady line and length.
Tendulkar spoke of his own experience in overcoming the fear of failure and the feeling of incompetence. He reminded the House about his bad times in 2007 and how he overcame it. He had actually told the youngsters that he would come to the BKC facility every morning at 6 am and get into the routine of fitness and cricket.
In particular he gave tips to the players on how to handle crunch situations before and during the game. “If a player feels that the next game is important for his career, it is natural that he will be concerned with a sense of anticipation and anxiety. He has suggested exercises and methods to overcome neurological fears,” said MCA. Another official said.
Tendulkar spent time with some youngsters and watched their batting practice. Some of the beneficiaries of this instant coaching class were Yashasvi Jaiswal And Armaan JafferThe young batsmen are known as prodigies in Mumbai cricket. He suggested some improvements in his batting practice.
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