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The painful story behind the making of a fast bowler

Was the human body created to bowl fast by whomever the creator he was. The answer is a definite no. At the same time the game of cricket apparently took its roots in the cooler climes of England where the bone structure of the homosapiens are heavier to bear the extra pounds of flesh and body fats that are needed to combat the chilly winters.

Make decisions and live with them

What contributed to the success of All Blacks and how could that experience be applied to an organization. Can a rugby player add value to the world of commerce? This was an assignment given to University Students studying for a post graduate degree. The response was interesting and another question was posed. What can managers learn from Julius Caesar and how can this be applied to better rugby in Sri Lanka.

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