Women cricketers playing online ludo to maintain bond amid lockdown: Smriti
All cricketing activities across the world have been either called off or postponed as the coronavirus outbreak has wreaked havoc with the sporting schedule
 "Indian women cricketer Smriti Mandhana during a promotional event, in Mumbai. File Photo: PTI")
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Indian women cricketer Smriti Mandhana during a promotional event, in Mumbai. File Photo: PTI
India's star opener Smriti Mandhana on Monday revealed the women cricket team has traded her gear for the ludo dice, as players bond over the board game online during the coronavirus pandemic.
All cricketing activities across the world have been either called off or postponed as the coronavirus outbreak has wreaked havoc with the sporting schedule.
The BCCI on Monday tweeted a video of Mandhana talking about how she is spending time off the field.
"We, all friends together play ludo online, so that keeps us all bonded, all the teammates," Mandhana said.
The ace batter like all other athletes has turned to home workouts to stay physical fit.
"Staying fit is very important, so I am working out. I keep in touch with the trainer and receive the feedback. He keeps sending us all the workouts that we need to follow," Mandhana said.
All cricketing activities across the world have been either called off or postponed as the coronavirus outbreak has wreaked havoc with the sporting schedule.
The BCCI on Monday tweeted a video of Mandhana talking about how she is spending time off the field.
"We, all friends together play ludo online, so that keeps us all bonded, all the teammates," Mandhana said.
The ace batter like all other athletes has turned to home workouts to stay physical fit.
"Staying fit is very important, so I am working out. I keep in touch with the trainer and receive the feedback. He keeps sending us all the workouts that we need to follow," Mandhana said.
Topics : Coronavirus Lockdown India cricket team