How to use the axelrod.Player.reset function in Axelrod

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def reset(self):
        Player.reset(self)
        self.cycle = None

def reset(self):
        Player.reset(self)
        # Reset each player as well
        for player in self.team:
            player.reset()

def reset(self):
        Player.reset(self)
        self.scores = {C: 0, D: 0}

def reset(self):
        Player.reset(self)
        self.opponent_class = None

def reset(self):
        Player.reset(self)
        self.joss_instance = Joss()

def reset(self):
        Player.reset(self)
        self.opponent_class = None

def reset(self):
        self.countCC = 0
        self.countDD = 0
        Player.reset(self)

def reset(self):
        Player.reset(self)
        self.is_alt = False