What do you think about teams monitoring athlete's private lives off the pitch through social media posts uploaded by fans? What are some ethical viewpoints around this? Check out the full post on my LinkedIn regarding this issue and let's discuss! https://t.co/jqThOJwA8g
The shrinking privacy of athletes can be attributed to their quick ability to gain celebrity status. It results in fans following their every move not only during matches, but off the pitch as well. This raised an intriguing question;
Thinking critically and assessing the match situation is important. Players need to take responsibility rather than pressure of scoring runs. But definitely give credit to the SA fielders giving it their all and more. #INDvSA
4 simple steps to cook Maggi
Step 1: Boil one cup of water.
Step 2: As soon as virat goes for batting, put maggi in the boiled water and add masala
Step 3: Stil till Virat is onfield.
Step 4: As soon as Virat is back in the pavilion, your maggi is ready to eat.
#INDvsAUS
Mahela Jayawardene has stepped down as the Mumbai Indians head coach to take up a broader role as their global head of performance 🏏
Zaheer Khan is now the head of cricket development for all the three teams owned by the group 👇
When a player is down is when you have to reach out to him so he emerges stronger. Saying nasty things about Arshdeep does nobody any good. We have all made mistakes under pressure. This is the time to back him. He will win India a lot of matches
"We have to do what is right for us."
Jurgen Klopp played 32 Liverpool players, giving each 30 minutes in a 4-0 defeat by Manchester United.
@JamesPearceLFC in Bangkok explains why he did it and what it does - and doesn't - mean for the season ahead. #LFC