Kane Williamson defines 'real pressure' in heartfelt open letter to healthcare workers

In ongoing times of crisis, cricket fraternity has been united against vel coronavirus and game's biggest stars have been using ir platform to spread awareness about same. New Zealand captain Kane Williamson has w come out and penned an emotional letter that thanks people who keep providing us with essential services. Check out heartfelt piece.

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Kane Williamson's heartfelt letter to medical staff during New Zealand lockdown

Reported in NZ Herald, New Zealand's popular captain Kane Williamson has penned down a letter to health service workers of his country. Writing on behalf of entire country, Williamson recognised crisis that world is facing and how things may only continue to get worse in times to come. During times like se, Williamson understands value of healthcare workers who are facing real pressures of life.

Williamson compared ease at which him and or players are, as ir challenges only have to do with something y love. Kiwi skipper n credited health workers in country for facing "real challenges" where y had to save lives of ors while risking ir own. He n proceeded to point out how over coming times, Kiwi health workers will have to respond to call of duty during New Zealand lockdown and only "best kind" of people could handle this responsibility.

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Williamson capped off heartfelt letter by writing -

"As Blackcaps, we kw how amazing it feels to have support of a country behind you. In that same vein, we need you to kw you're t alone. We want you to kw that re's a whole country behind you."

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IPL 2020: Kane Williamson to return for SRH team 2020 if IPL happens

Kane Williamson successfully captained Sunrisers Hyderabad during David Warner's ban in IPL 2018 to final and charismatic Kiwi will be back in India to represent SRH team 2020.  IPL 2020 has currently been pushed back to a date beyond April 15 because of rampant coronavirus fears in country and BCCI is yet to decide on fate of tournament. SRH team 2020 for IPL 2020 is scheduled to boast likes of Kane Williamson, captain David Warner, Jonny Bairstow, Rashid Khan and Bhuvneshwar Kumar among many or superstars.

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