Sunil Chhetri reveals changed daily routine with wife at home post coronavirus pandemic

Indian football team skipper Sunil Chhetri is currently enjoying a break from international as well as domestic football due to coronavirus outbreak, which has forced entire football calendar to park bus until virus is contained. Sunil Chhetri, while dressing his fans on Twitter recently, spoke about his daily routine since putting himself on self-isolation. 

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Sunil Chhetri Twitter Q&A session with fans: Sunil Chhetri routine revealed

During a Question and Answer session with fans, Sunil Chhetri Twitter account was flooded with questions on various topics. Sunil Chhetri Twitter conversation with fans saw him sharing details about what exactly he is doing back home during self-isolation due to coronavirus. In a tweet, Sunil Chhetri spoke about precautionary measures he and his wife are taking and how y are sharing ir household work in response to a question asked by fan. In his tweet, he wrote -

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Sunil Chhetri Twitter mess for fans on coronavirus

Following Q&A session, Sunil Chhetri's Twitter account saw a video uploed by footballer, who first thanked everyone for all  questions y asked and also hoped session helped m divert ir minds from coronavirus issue. He even asked everyone to stay home for next few days and be safe from coronavirus pandemic.

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Indian football team schedule hits roblock due to coronavirus

Indian football team's upcoming World Cup qualifiers were postponed by All India Football Federation (AIFF) due to coronavirus. Sunil Chhetri-led Indian football team were all set to host Asian champions Qatar on March 26 at Kalinga Stium in Bhubaneswar. While in June, India was supposed to travel to Dhaka to take on Banglesh on June 4 before taking on Afghanistan in Kolkata on June 9.

AIFF suspended tournaments at all levels, including flagship I-League till March 31 owing to coronavirus pandemic. Recently, Indian Super League (ISL) final was played behind closed doors due to coronavius outbreak

Football players keep mselves busy with 'Stay At Home Challenge'

With coronavirus affecting football calendar, football players worldwide are entertaining fans with ir 'Stay At Home Challenge', video of which has been posted by many footballers. If you are wondering what 'Stay At Home Challenge' is all about, it involves players needing to juggle ball for as long as possible and minate fellow players to join in and do likewise. In this challenge, players are using toilet rolls inste of footballs to keep up juggling on a slightly more vanced level.