Rohit Sharma reveals watching Friends, running behind daughter as part of lockdown routine

The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc in the world and has impacted the world in a devastating manner. More than 100,000 people have lost their lives to the deadly virus. People have been asked to stay indoors and avoid social gatherings. The government is leaving no stone unturned to curb the virus. 

ALSO READ | India lockdown: RCB coach Simon Katich says the team will be happy if IPL 2020 hosted abroad, here's why

Like all activities, cricket has also come to a halt. Cricketers have quarantined themselves which has given them some time off and they are using this time to interact with their fans. They have been immensely active on social media. One of the cricketers who has been active on social media is explosive batsman Rohit Sharma. He has been interacting with several cricketers like Kevin Pietersen, Yuzvendra Chahal and Jasprit Bumrah on Instagram live.

Rohit Sharma shares his lockdown routine

On Thursday, Rohit Sharma took to Instagram where he shared a video giving a glimpse of all his activities during the quarantine period. The video was titled ‘My Day in Lockdown'. Rohit Sharma shared his routine for the day where he starts off with a cup of a healthy drink and follows it up with some indoor training. 

ALSO READ | India lockdown: Shafali Verma to focus on physical and mental fitness during India lockdown period: Report

Rohit Sharma is also seen spending time with daughter Samaira and wife Ritika. Besides workout sessions, Rohit Sharma is also seen doing a few household activities which include washing clothes and helping his wife in the kitchen. Rohit Sharma is also spotted watching popular TV series Friends in the video.

ALSO READ | Jasprit Bumrah publicly reveals developing new hobby at home during India lockdown

Rohit Sharma was supposed to lead Mumbai Indians in the IPL 2020. The IPL 2020 was supposed to start from March 29 initially but got postponed to April 15 due to the coronavirus pandemic. The situation in the country didn't improve as the patients kept on rising due to which India lockdown was extended to May 3. The IPL 2020 has currently been postponed indefinitely and there's still a cloud of uncertainty looming over the fate of IPL 2020.

ALSO READ | India lockdown: Kapil Dev urges Indians to see positives of India lockdown before winning COVID-19 fight

IMAGE COURTESY: AP