Author(s): Anurag Kumar Giri and Santosh Kumar

Abstract:
Cricket is a sport that calls for both mental and physical prowess. Numerous studies have been conducted on the psychological variables that affect cricket performance, with particular attention to motivation, anxiety, self-confidence, and coping mechanisms. This study has demonstrated the importance of psychological variables in cricket performance and the ways in which age, experience, and training can affect these variables. The research explores the relationships between three major variables - the Coping Strategy Scale, stress, and depression - across three age groups: Under 19, under 16, and under 14. The research provides information on players' stress levels, experiences with depression, and coping mechanisms through descriptive statistics and Pearson correlation coefficients.

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