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Sports News | Handbook of Cricket Psychology Launched, a Book Deals with Pressure Points in Sport
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Bengaluru, Mar 14 (PTI) Former first-class cricketer Krishnaraj Srinath on Friday slipped into the role of an author with the release of Handbook of Cricket Psychology, which he co-authored with psychologist MN Viswanath. The book is an attempt to delve deep into the ability of athletes to tackle pressure situations and emotional turmoil which in turn can enhance their performance. Also Read | ECL 2025 Points Table Updated With Net Run Rate: Check Latest Team Standings and Leaderboard of Entertainers Cricket League T10 Tournament Season 2. Former India skipper and coach Anil Kumble penned the foreword of the book. Srinath, who played for Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, appeared in 24 first-class matches and made 1169 runs at an average of 34.38 with three hundreds and five fifties. Also Read | ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup Qualifier 2025 Schedule Revealed; Know Who Plays Who In CWC Qualifying Competition in Lahore. After his playing days, Srinath has dabbled with umpiring and coaching before entering the world of letters. The book release function was attended by several eminent names such as former India opener WV Raman, ex-India pacers Dodda Ganesh and S Arvind along with Karnataka stars like VS Thilak Naidu, K Sudhakar Rao, RX Muralidhar, Mithun Beerala and Raghunath Beerala. (This is an unedited and auto-generated story from Syndicated News feed, LatestLY Staff may not have modified or edited the content body)
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