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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Pulled this trick
Not that Sri Lanka have not pulled this trick a couple of times themselves. Motera in 2005, they failed to send anyone on the first two days until the ever-courteous and obliging manager Michael Tissera was told that Indian media would also like a member of the visiting side to chat to them as well.
If a captain is grumpy after an embarrassing defeat, he still needs to attend what is a team duty, or send someone senior to give his views and comments. This is where the manager should co-ordinate his role to ensure such an episode is not repeated as what this explains is while India batted like a bunch of morons, they don't need to behave that way as well.
Please explain to me the highlighted parts.
Source : http://cricketnext.in.com/blogs/trevorchesterfield/696/61994/sulking-is-not-helping-indias-dodgy-cause.html
If a captain is grumpy after an embarrassing defeat, he still needs to attend what is a team duty, or send someone senior to give his views and comments. This is where the manager should co-ordinate his role to ensure such an episode is not repeated as what this explains is while India batted like a bunch of morons, they don't need to behave that way as well.
Please explain to me the highlighted parts.
Source : http://cricketnext.in.com/blogs/trevorchesterfield/696/61994/sulking-is-not-helping-indias-dodgy-cause.html
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It means "done the same thing", "behaved in the same way", with the implication that the action or behaviour is sly, devious, not commendable.
- It means "done the same thing", "behaved in the same way", with the implication that the action or behaviour is sly, devious, not commendable.
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It means "done the same thing", "behaved in the same way", with the implication that the action or behaviour is sly, devious, not commendable.
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