Coronavirus Pandemic: Mitchell McClenaghan Goes Into Isolation In NZ, Shares Wife's Funny Note

Coronavirus Pandemic: Mitchell McClenaghan, who represents franchise Karachi Kings in the Pakistan Super League, left the country to return to his home in New Zealand amid COVID-19 outbreak

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New Delhi: In the wake of Coronavirus pandemic, Mumbai Indian's fast bowler Mitchell McClenaghan is the latest player to join the list of foreign players who left the ongoing Pakistan Super League (PSL) owing to the global COVID-19 threat. Mitchell McClenaghan, who represents franchise Karachi Kings in the Pakistan Super League, left the country to return to his home in New Zealand amid COVID-19 outbreak. McClenaghan was forced to return home after New Zealand had enforced a mandatory fourteen-day self-isolation for anyone who enters its borders from Australia after midnight of Sunday. The 33-year-old, who will be in home isolation for 14 days, shared the message from his wife which read, "At least you are not stuck inside with your wife." "When you start to get frustrated just think... it could be worse... At least you're not stuck inside with your wife!! Love You," the note read.

Straight home into isolation, get home to this note from my legendary wife who’s gone to stay with her parents for a few weeks. See you guys in 14 days 👌 pic.twitter.com/GjEo4n4Vhk

— Mitchell McClenaghan (@Mitch_Savage) March 15, 2020

“Karachi Kings fast bowler Mitchell McClenaghan will return to New Zealand following the Pakistan Cricket Board’s decision to provide an option to competing players to withdraw from the ongoing HBL Pakistan Super League 2020,” the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) said in a statement. “The PCB will facilitate McClenaghan’s safe return. Kings, as per the tournament’s regulations, are allowed a replacement for the fast bowler subject to Event Technical Committee’s approval,” PCB said.