Logic and intent more than the regular instructions, produce better players. Great players never question the question mark on their performance, they take it as a tool for improvement and make the required changes which are required to make them a better player.

Teams win when team members grab the smallest of opportunities, similarly the teams lose when team members miss the opportunities, some do not know what to do with them, while others wait for the better ones.

The definition of the best team member is someone who fits-in easily, but stands out with their outstanding performance.

Everybody contributes an additional effort to something they believe; it’s not important if it’s a self-belief or external motivation, important is to have a self-belief that we will never be the reason for our team’s loss.

A team wins not because of senior or star players, but due to the game changers, because they do not wait for the chance to score, they create a chance to score.

If you feel that extra strength of your companions gives you an option of not using yours, beware that one day they will get tired and move away, and the fall of the roof will crush everyone pretending to hold it.

Just playing for the team & coming to the ground isn't enough, the fun is to be known as the member who have made a difference to the team’s fortune. Think different, perform in a way that the game is identified by your name.