Watching cricket (or the same could be applied to baseball for the Americans or football for the Europeans and Brits…and South Americans and…) I have often considered how structured and polished the performances are– clean batting, clean bowling and clean fielding.
When is a risk taker going to be coach? When will some one bring the advantages of risk and a polished team into play?
Indecision must bring opportunities.
Why couldn’t a fielding team (that’s getting flogged or maybe not flogged) start to miss EASY field returns, but have a back up plan–thereby allowing for the batting team to be lured into a second run and capitalise on the often poor communication between batters looking for a run out.
Many other ideas and ways of creating opportunities to take advantage of a situation could be put in play. It seems most areas are not being explored.
Markets certainly don’t have those problems with a muliple of false break outs catching everyone on the hop, and whether we like it or not, keeping the game interesting.
Success in all aspects of life seem to follow those who do not try to act like someone else, but rather have a foundation of knowing who they are and act in that manner.
In a study by Concordia University which analyzed the difference in length between the second finger (index finger) and fourth finger (ring finger), the difference in length can determine risk taking and financial success; however, it applies to men only. It also signifies high levels of prenatal testosterone.