Tales of Wisdom- Ft Vivek Tiwari - Inswinging Yorkers

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05.12.2023: I was extremely fortunate to chat with ACC-4's ex-vice captain Vivek Tiwari. He shared his journey coming from a small village in India, how he came across Cricket at a very young age, how he kept in touch with the game in South Africa, and how his journey is going now in The Netherlands. Being a passionate and deep personality he is, we talked mostly about the emotions associated with the game, and when and when not to control those emotions. We also talked about our love for “fast” bowling (even though our quickest ball is probably Brett Lee’s slowest ball). Hope you enjoy the show. Please leave your comment for any suggestions. -Sushant

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05.12.2023: I was extremely fortunate to chat with ACC-4's ex-vice captain Vivek Tiwari. He shared his journey coming from a small village in India, how he came across Cricket at a very young age, how he kept in touch with the game in South Africa,...

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