The young Indian wicket-keeper batsman, Rishabh Pant on Monday got to practice with the veteran Indian middle-order batsman Suresh Raina at a sports complex in Ghaziabad. Raina and Pant were spotted together, having a go during the net sessions. The veteran posted a video of the duo as well.
captioning the video on his Instagram account, Rains said, “Let’s start the day”.
Suresh Raina had posted another video, which he captioned as: “Work hard, Never Give Up & Get rewarded”.
Raina has consistently been practicing at the sports complex in Ghaziabad. He has also been posting pictures and videos of his training on social media for his fans. Pant has been sweating it out with Raina for the past few days.
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Tweeting about the same on last Friday, Raina said, “Practice sessions = Golden hour Here is a short clip of today’s session, had a lot of fun practicing today with my bro @RishabhPant17 Constantly pushing to achieve our goals”.
Practice sessions = Golden hour ☀️
Here is a short clip of today’s session, had a lot of fun practicing today with my bro @RishabhPant17
Constantly pushing to achieve our goals ✌️ pic.twitter.com/hkEfiZ0uO1— Suresh Raina🇮🇳 (@ImRaina) July 10, 2020
Indian cricket has been suffering a lot due to the coronavirus crisis in the country as cases have been increasing each passing day. There has been no cricketing action in the country since March and even the 13th edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) was supposed to begin from March 29 but that had to be postponed indefinitely due to Covid-19.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is trying its best to find a window to host the IPL this year itself but chances of it happening in 2020 are getting dimmer by the day. Since then Indian national team cricketers have been busy posting about their daily lives on social media amid the lockdown.
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Players such as Virat Kohli, Raina, Pant, KL Rahul, etc have managed to train at their home with whatever resources they have, doing household chores and spending quality time with their families to keep themselves busy as they have eagerly been waiting for the resumption of cricket.
