The coronavirus pandemic wreaking havoc around the world as it has taken almost 2.9 lives so far. At a time when the whole world has come to a standstill, cricketers are keeping themselves busy by trying out new things. Some cricketers are either resorting to social media while some are working out indoors to keep themselves fit during their quarantine period. Regarded as one of the best modern-day batsmen, Steve Smith also indulged in something new during the quarantine – the latte art.

Smith recently posted a video where he tried his hand at the latte art. In the clip shared by the Aussie stalwart, he can be seen to pour a fern design over his coffee. Captioning the video in Instagram, he wrote: “Cricketers and their latte art! Here u go mate, this is my attempt! Any feedback? @kane_s_w. Maybe we should stick to hitting balls.”

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As soon as Smith posted the video on his Instagram, he started getting praise for his skills. flooded with comments lauding Smith’s skills. David Warner and Kane Williamson were also highly impressed by the latte art. Kane said that he was not surprised to see the Australian star mastering the latte art as well.

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Williamson commented, “Haha bro I’m not surprised that you’ve mastered this too! A few more coffee net sessions for me.” Warner responded to the video, saying he is ‘not even trying to attempt’. On Monday, Williamson had also shared a clip of his attempt at coffee art and had received quite a few reactions from his good friends, including Smith and Virat Kohli.

The Australian batsman was last seen in action against New Zealand in the first ODI of the three-match series. The series was subsequently called off due to the threat of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Both Smith and Williamson were set to represent Rajasthan Royals (RR) and Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) respectively in the thirteenth edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). However, the much-awaited IPL 2020 has been indefinitely postponed due to the COVID-19 outbreak and currently, there’s much uncertainty over the resumption of sporting activities.