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Here is my football CV for review.

🎉 Happy New Year from Cricket Media! 🎉 Embrace the possibilities of a fresh start in 2024! Explore exciting new career opportunities in education with us, by visiting our career page and kickstart your journey to a fulfilling professional path. New Year, New Career – let's make it extraordinary together! 🚀 Link to careers site can be found in the comments below 👇! We invite you to discover the Cricket experience today! #CricketMedia #CricketCareers #NewYearNewCareer

💎Motivational Monday💎 “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can” -Arthur Ashe We often have alot more resourses around us than we think, just like Arthur we should “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can” and we'll find the answer. One of the resourses can be job alerts that match your profile - You can sign up with your CV or linkedIn profile to the RecruitME wesbite - https://buff.ly/3mh4Vhk Start getting alerts today, we’ll make the job search easier for you! #RecruitME #MotivationalMonday #MotivationalQuotes #Quotes #ArthurAshe #Tennis #US #Wimbledon #AustralianOpens

Tutorial Series: Part 5- Cricket Analysis From Courses to Career Discover the essential steps and strategies to kickstart your career in Cricket analysis after completing courses. From honing your skills to navigating job opportunities, we've got you covered. Don't miss out on this invaluable guide to entering the field of Cricket analysis with confidence! #tutorialseries #cricketanalysis #career #ipl #job #sportseducation #sportsanalytics

Step into the world of cricket with our managing partner Roger Eskinazi and the incredible Jonty Rhodes! Brace yourself for an engaging discussion about cricket, career strategies, and Jonty's unforgettable advice: "If you don't go, you'll never know." Tune in for insights that'll ignite your passion—watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/ds3YXz3G #tickmill #mindset #cricket #advice

Though I have not played cricket on any professional level but yes it is one of my favorite activity to do during my leisure time. Cricket was with me during my board exams, college exams and life exams. An activity that I am following for last 18 years will try to continue to do so post pandemic situation. I cannot list it just an hobby but its my stress buster, health purifier and a lens that can be used to see the way of life. An activity which is not less than MBA because it teaches me team work , SWOT analysis (heavy words😁) , how to trust and generate affection among ourselves and the team. It taught me that one bad game (situation in life) does not defines the whole world cup(whole life plan). One more thing cricket taught me is that the life is like a googly ball of Shane Warne, its deceptive , but you have to be like Sachin, who analyses the ball as soon as it starts coming towards you and plan your action according to give the best reply to the situation. I never felt tired and i cannot explain the joy when i won the match for my team and how i used to enjoy that small wins. The fights between players and the aggression on field in cricket tells me that life is field of emotions and the better you control it, the better are the chances of winning and yes cricket is a gentlemen's(women's) game. There is a beautiful saying in cricket, that is "Form is temporary and class is permanent". It simply means that your a good or bad day is temporary and uncertainty of life is permanent. So just enjoy whatever comes to in life and accept it. My resumes will change. my career will change , my experience will change, but cricket will remain in my hobbies section of resume. That's why I describe cricket as a hobby in resume.

Here’s my Basketball CV! Contains Highlights, Stats and all Necessary Information.

Why did the Indian cricket team get a promotion? . . . . Because they know how to handle sticky wickets! But seriously, there’s a great lesson to learn from our cricket heroes: Whether you’re batting or bowling, staying resilient and adaptable can lead you to #success Just like the team adjusts their #strategies on the field, we can also pivot our careers in unexpected ways. If you’re feeling stuck and want to hit a #career six, maybe it’s time to explore new opportunities! Thinking about becoming a #trainer Follow ARGHYA MALLICK(He/ Him) ⚡ for tips on how to bowl over your career goals and score big in a new field! 

I was listening to what they say is the “Voice of Cricket”, Mr. Harsha Bhogle where he touched upon the life lessons. And I was stupefied with how he correlated the real-life scenarios with what it had been his core area of expertise i.e., Test Cricket. I have boiled down three key lessons which is imperative for everyone to know in terms of how life closely personates with test cricket: 📌 They show resilience, endurance and tough character while bearing with inswingers, outswinger, bouncers especially when the pitch is not placid enough. Sometimes the ball hits their body, their helmet, but they still hang in there. Similarly, the problems in life are just like those bouncers, inswingers and outswingers and we keep showing resilience. 📌 As the test cricket always gives them a second innings, in life, we always get a second chance. Even if we were unable to show this beautiful world that how much talent we possess, life will always give us a second chance where we can make those stupendous efforts to deliver the best out of us and learn from the previous mistakes. 📌 Test cricket builds the character and brim you with confidence. In my 15-year of non-stop cricket watching career, I’ve seen players scoring hundreds when they failed to deliver in several innings before. One good knock makes their career, and they feel top of the world and comes with great level of confidence anytime further. As, in life, you deliver and find all such ways to come out of hardships, it extends a gigantic impact on building your character. #linkedin #linkedinforcreators #lessons #life