WATCH | Pandya Brothers Play Cricket Indoors With Family Amid COVID-19 Lockdown

Taking to Twitter, the Pandya brothers posted a video and said: "Stay safe everyone. Avoid going out, you can have fun indoors as well just like me and my family had. We urge everyone to observe lockdown and stop the spread of the coronavirus."

Hardik Pandya and Krunal Pandya (Image: Getty)

New Delhi: The coronavirus outbreak has taken the world of sports by a storm, leading to cancellation and postponment of all major interntational sporting events, including the Tokyo Olympics, across the globe. Amid the 3-week nationwide lockdown declared by Prime Minister Modi to contain the spread of the deadly novel virus, the Indian cricketers have been able to take out some precious time with their families while staying indoors and also devised some innovative ways to stay connected with their loved sport cricket. Making the most of the social distancing norm, Hardik and Krunal turned their drawing room into a stadium to play a game of indoor cricket. Taking to Twitter, the Pandya brothers posted a video and said: "Stay safe everyone. Avoid going out, you can have fun indoors as well just like me and my family had. We urge everyone to observe lockdown and stop the spread of the coronavirus."

We can have fun indoors too 😊 Please stay home and be safe everyone 🤗 @hardikpandya7 pic.twitter.com/bje9m5n99j

— Krunal Pandya (@krunalpandya24) March 29, 2020

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday announced a 21-day lockdown in the country to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. This has put the fate of the Indian Premier League also hanging in the balance. While the BCCI is confident that they can pull off the league even if it starts from the first week of May, an important area of concern will be the entry of the foreign players as visa restrictions need to be removed first. The Sports Ministry has made it clear that the fate of the 13th edition of the IPL can be decided only after the government comes out with a fresh advisory after April 15, keeping in mind the situation with regards to the coronavirus outbreak.