Do you think Sachin should take counselling from a sports psychologist?

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Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif is of the opinion that he should opt for it. I also see nothing wrong in that.

http://www.espnstar.com/cricket/international-cricket/news/detail/item733289/Latif:-Sachin-should-take-counselling/
Pujendra, though he has been scoring runs, he has not been able to score that elusive ton. He IS NOT playing his natural game.
Agree with you Jinxie. But that answers some people's views about him. Had he been selfish and chasing for records only, he would of easily played some ODIs and got more centuries. He is a natural ODI player and till now he would of easily got more than 10 centuries since he left playing ODIs.
My bat, That's what I am saying. He is in a tremendous form and averages above 55 in the current series but he simply is unable to reach that mark. As Latif said, he may not admit it but he is definitely under some kind of pressure.
 
He may well be ruing past decisions. I think it was in his best interests to play the one days series against WI and get it out of the way. Who knows maybe he may have got it 1st match and he could of opted out of the rest of the series.

Edit RSRD - All I am suggesting is this monkey on his back would have been lifted. At the moment commentators are eyeing off and speaking about his impending century as soon as he gets off the mark. This is absolutely unheard of.
 
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