Sports Logic

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Clear written lessons for Chess, Cricket, Football, and PC Games. Read the basics, study strategy, and review advanced decision-making.

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Chess

Openings, tactics, positional play, and endgames.

Basics Fundamentals

  • • Piece movement and value (P=1, N/B≈3, R=5, Q=9)
  • • Check, checkmate, stalemate
  • • Castling and en passant (when allowed)
  • • Core goals: develop pieces, control center, keep king safe

Quick Check (no answers shown)

Which side benefits most from early central control, and why?

Strategy Building Plans

  • • Opening principles: development, tempo, pawn structure
  • • Typical plans vs. common structures (isolated pawn, doubled pawns)
  • • Trading: when to simplify and when to keep tension

Example

In a cramped position, consider exchanges that free space and activate pieces.

Advanced Decisions Under Pressure

  • • Calculation habits: candidate moves → short lines → blunder check
  • • Endgame technique: triangulation, opposition, rook activity
  • • Time management: avoid spending too long on equal options

Quick Check

When ahead in material, which trades are usually helpful and why?

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Cricket

Roles, formats, bowling plans, batting plans, and fielding shapes.

Basics Fundamentals

  • • Scoring, overs, wides/no-balls, leg byes
  • • Powerplay and fielding restrictions
  • • Roles: batters, bowlers, all-rounders, wicket-keeper

Quick Check

Why does strike rotation matter during the middle overs?

Strategy Plans by Phase

  • • Bowling: use of swing/seam early; changes of pace later
  • • Batting: intent in powerplay; pairing aggression with stability
  • • Fielding shapes: protecting gaps vs. catching chances

Example

On a slow pitch, cutters into the pitch with a packed leg-side can limit boundary options.

Advanced Reading Conditions

  • • Adjusting plans to pitch pace, bounce, and outfield speed
  • • Matchups: right/left combinations, spin vs. pace windows
  • • Score pacing: risk control in chases vs. first-innings targets

Quick Check

When defending a below-par total, what fielding pattern helps reduce boundaries?

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Football

Formations, roles, phases of play, pressing, and transitions.

Basics Field & Roles

  • • Positions: GK, defenders, midfielders, forwards
  • • Zones and passing lanes
  • • First touch, scanning, and body orientation

Quick Check

Why does scanning before receiving the ball reduce turnovers?

Strategy Team Shape

  • • Common shapes: 4-3-3, 4-2-3-1, 3-5-2 — strengths vs. trade-offs
  • • Pressing triggers and compactness
  • • Build-up patterns and overloads

Example

Use a back-three in build-up to create width and safer passing angles under press.

Advanced Transitions

  • • Rest defense: holding shape behind the ball
  • • Counterpressing: immediate pressure after loss
  • • Set-piece planning: roles and blocking zones

Quick Check

Which midfield structure best protects counters after losing the ball wide?

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PC Games

Fundamentals, roles, map control, rotations, and utility timing.

Basics Core Skills

  • • Movement control and sensitivity
  • • Aim routines and daily warm-ups
  • • Crosshair placement and pre-aim

Quick Check

How does crosshair placement reduce reaction time in duels?

Strategy Macro Decisions

  • • Economy choices and resource timing
  • • Map control, rotations, and flanks
  • • Utility usage and teamwork calls

Example

Delay a rotate until information confirms pressure; avoid leaving a site empty early.

Advanced Review & Improvement

  • • Simple VOD notes template for self-review
  • • Role clarity: entry / support / anchor / shotcaller
  • • Team play: timing, spacing, and trade rules

Quick Check

Which callout helps teammates trade effectively after first contact?

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Simple 7-Day Study Plan

A clear path that avoids overload. Adjust the pace as needed.

  • Day 1: Read Basics in your chosen topic (20–30 mins)
  • Day 2: Do 2–3 practice items related to Day 1
  • Day 3: Read Strategy and note 3 key ideas
  • Day 4: Apply Strategy in new practice items
  • Day 5: Read Advanced and pick 1 skill to refine
  • Day 6: Mixed practice; write 3 takeaways
  • Day 7: Review notes, then attempt the quiz
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Glossary (plain language)

Tempo (Chess): a useful move that improves your position or creates a threat.

Powerplay (Cricket): limited fielders outside the circle; easier boundary chances.

Compactness (Football): keeping spaces small to reduce passing options.

Macro (PC Games): large-scale decisions like rotations, economy, and map control.

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