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Why Moises Henriques feared life after cricket
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Why Moises Henriques feared life after cricket

He says retirement anxiety pushed him to study an MBA, earn coaching credentials and plan beyond playing.

Henriques says leaving the game worried him more than injuries or selection calls. He spent years getting ready by building financial security, then studying for an MBA and earning coaching accreditation.

The fear goes back to his father, Alvaro, who pushed him hard in soccer. That pressure helped him quit football early and shaped how he faced retirement.

Why it mattersIt shows why some athletes plan hard for the end, even when their career looks secure.

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