English, asked by sagar9883, 5 months ago

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The poet talks about certain Do's and Don'ts for a true player. List them out in the
following table. One is done for you

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Answered by aryangithesh

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Answer:

Do's

Learning from mistakes

Giving their best

Practicing hard

Staying strong and sensible

Always ready to play

Dont's

Giving up

Complaining about hard practice

Settling for less

Thinking about failure

Feel fear or backout

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