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‘Achrekar was a sincere coach’. Substantiate.
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Solution
Ramakant Achrekar, the first cricket coach of Sachin Tendulkar, was a symbol of dedication and devotion towards his students. He worked tirelessly to train young cricketers, paying close attention to their practice sessions and helping them improve by correcting their mistakes. Achrekar Sir was highly respected for his discipline, punctuality, and commitment to excellence. He expected his students to work hard and never accepted carelessness or lack of effort. To help Sachin develop his skills, he often took him to different grounds across Mumbai so that he could experience varied playing conditions. He also encouraged concentration by placing a coin on the stumps and rewarding Sachin if he stayed unbeaten. Through his strict yet supportive guidance, he taught Sachin the importance of determination and consistent effort. These qualities clearly show Achreka’s sincere commitment to developing young talent, making him an exceptional coach.
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