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Badrinath Quote

You can't be successful if you lack one of these: Luck & Talent. Right?
"For god's sake, allow me to fail" Badrinath said. "If I am unable to prove my worth at the international arena, I will never say anything and be a fringe player all my life. But I deserve one chance"
"Even today I was there in front of the TV, with my wife, waiting for the team to be announced. I was numb when they finished reading the names" Badrinath told the Times of India. "I'm lost, I don't know where to go from here"

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Kovil Pillai P.

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