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Caller tunes can inspire.


CAPTAINS and coaches have different methods of motivating their players.

Some read autobiographies -- like the Mumbaiborn current Assam captain Amol Muzumdar Amol Anil Muzumdar (born 11 November 1974 in Bombay (now Mumbai), Maharashtra, India) is an Indian cricketer who is primarily a right-handed batsman. He holds the world record for the highest-ever score by a player on his first-class debut.  -- to keep them going while others get inspired by watching certain movies.

As coach of the Australian team, John Buchanan
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John MacLennan Buchanan, PC , QC , D.Eng , DCL , LL.D , D.P.Sc. (born April 22, 1931) is a Canadian lawyer and politician.
 once took the national team to World War I battlefields in Gallipoli in 2001 and the Somme in 2005 ahead of an Ashes series in England.

Present Uttar Pradesh coach Gyanendra Pandey has found an entirely different method to motivate Mohammed Kaif's team. Pandey says when players call him they get to hear the inspirational song of yesteryear yes·ter·year  
n.
1. The year before the present year.

2. Time past; yore.



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 film Imtihaan . The song goes thus: " Ruk jaana nahin, tu kahin haar ke; kaanton se chalke milenge ssaye bahaar ke ... o rahi, o rahi ( Never stop after a defeat, better days follow bad ones)." Said Pandey: " I have got this caller tune for some years now. It motivates my players."

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Date:Nov 14, 2009
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