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Kyle Sinckler can use the hurt of his Lions omission to scale new heights

Kyle Sinckler can use the hurt of his Lions omission to scale new heights Robert Kitson Everyone who has ever been rejected, in any walk of life, knows how deeply it can sting. Which makes the soothing balm of subsequent affirmation all the sweeter. At least four publishers turned down George Orwell’s Animal Farm while the curt advice once issued to F Scott Fitzgerald – “You’d have a decent book if you get rid of that Gatsby character” – has also entered literary lore. One person’s opinion is not necessarily the gospel truth. It is similarly the case in sport. Rugby is full of examples of successful players who were rejected, overlooked or released on their way up. Often it is the making of them, the initial setback proving the catalyst for individuals either to redouble their efforts or change their entire outlook. Some clubs, the double-winning Exeter Chiefs among them, had a policy of recruiting so-called misfits or rejects from other teams whom t

Arzan Nagwaswalla on being named as standby for ENG tour: My entire journey flashed before my eyes

Arzan Nagwaswalla on being named as standby for ENG tour: My entire journey flashed before my eyes India Today Web Desk Left-arm pacer Arzan Nagwaswalla, who was picked in the group of standby players for India s Test squad, revealed that his entire journey from group cricket to first-class and List-A cricket flashed in front of his eyes when he learned that he was selected to fly to the UK. Nagwaswalla, who picked up 62 first-class wickets in just 16 matches, said that he was excited to meet the players, who he had only watched on the television so far performing well for the country.

Virat Kohli has no air about himself, talks and behaves as if he is our childhood friend: Mohammed Shami

Virat Kohli has no air about himself, talks and behaves as if he is our childhood friend: Mohammed Shami India Today Web Desk India pacer Mohammed Shami has praised his captain Virat Kohli and revealed that the 32-year-old is down-to-earth and has no air about himself. The 30-year-old who is set to travel with the Indian squad for World Test Championship (WTC) final and England Tests, has revealed that Kohli talks and behaves with his teammates as if he is their childhood friend. Shami, who has 180 wickets from 50 Tests, added that the Kohli s leadership has played a massive role in making the Indian bowling-unit mature and confident in the recent few years. The Uttar Pradesh-born pacer has explained the modus operandi of Kohli with the bowlers on the filed.

Selectors likely to mull over Hardik, Shaw and Prasidh for WTC final squad

Selectors likely to mull over Hardik, Shaw and Prasidh for WTC final squad
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Hassan Ali: The batsman

Hassan Ali: The batsman
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