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India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni has no qualms to admit that the reason for their defeat in the nerve-wrecking fifth ODI was lack of mental toughness in the lower-order batsmen. Full Article at Hindustan Times
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Nov. 6: His valiant effort notwithstanding, Sachin Tendulkar was a disappointed man on Thursday night. Full Article at Asian Age
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Hyderabad: India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni has no qualms to admit that the reason for their defeat in the nerve-wrecking fifth ODI was lack of mental toughness in the lower-order batsmen. Full Article at DNA India
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Over the years, the Indian cricket team has mastered the art of somehow keeping their passionate fans hopes alive even in the most desperate of situations, before completely and dramatically trashing them at the end. Full Article at Indian Express
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After a close, emotional three-run defeat to Australia in Hyderabad, MS Dhoni said that India lost the mental battle, falling at the last hurdle. "You work so hard to get to a well, but then you have to drink the water yourself," he said. Full Article at Cricinfo.com
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We lost the mental aspect and not the cricketing part of the match. Chasing 350 was always going to be difficult even on this wicket which played very well
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Three or four of our top batsmen did not score but still we came close to the target. Sachin played very well and he was one man who brought us close to a win. But even after he left we did not lose hope till the end
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I thought we started off really well then lost wickets. Suresh (Raina) and I had a good partnership but in the end, it was disappointing. The pressure to keep scoring runs was there and we took it very close. But I feel it was one of my best knocks
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They are all smart and talented but sometimes, they lack presence of mind. Jadeja (Ravindra) had no business to go for that single
– Sunil Joshi SOURCE: DNA India
