You must have heard of the son of divorcing parents who was asked with whom he wanted to stay after the divorce was through. His answer was, "The Indian cricket team because they do not beat any one." Fortunately, this is no longer the case now. Jokes apart, when a tream does well, there will be no blame game and the players will enjoy each others successes. It is only when the downslide begins that the team will be difficult to get along with. So my friend, choose a team that is consistently winning and tag onto them.

Answered by RAMAMOORTY , an ibibo Advisor, at 2:46 PM on March 10, 2009

Getting along with teammates can be tough, especially given the competitive nature of sports in general. Many players get frustrated when their teammates miss shots, make defensive errors or even enjoy too much success on the field.

Dealing with these firebrands takes patience, cool nerves and a commitment to fairness, but the resulting reward of team unity is worth the effort.

Spend time with your teammates doing something simple and non-competitive. Hanging out, eating food or going to the movies are good ways of building a personal bond with them that'll strengthen your on-field relationship.

Answered by Jateen Gutta , an ibibo Master, at 11:01 AM on March 02, 2009