Watch | Virat Kohli's Intense Training Session Ahead Of India vs England Test Series

Indian captain Virat Kohli is not missing any chance to work hard and train himself even during the break. The star player shared a video on Tuesday, in which he was seen doing some intense workout.

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 07 Jul 2021 01:43 PM (IST)

Watch | Virat Kohli's Intense Training Session Ahead Of India vs England Test Series Watch | Virat Kohli's Intense Training Session Ahead Of India vs England Test Series

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Team India players are currently enjoying their holidays in England as BCCI allowed them a 20-day break before the five-match Test series against England.

During the break, most of the players are in London or its surrounding areas and are spending time with their families, while some have also gone to visit the countryside.

After this break, the players of the Indian team will gather in London on July 14. Indian captain Virat Kohli is not missing any chance to work hard and train himself even during the break. The star player shared a video on Tuesday, in which he was seen doing some intense workout.

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New cases of Covid-19 are increasing continuously in England and in such a situation, all players and support staff members of India will be given a second dose of vaccination on July 7 and July 9, news agency ANI reported. Indian players have already received the first dose of Covishield vaccine in India.

Reportedly, most of the players are enjoying holiday in London and surrounding areas. Players who had received the first dose of Covishield vaccine in India are now ready to take the second vaccine. Full immunization of Indian players has become extremely necessary as there have been several cases of the Coronavirus in the England team.

After seven members of the England cricket team, including three players, were found to be Covid positive, it has become more important for the Indian team to be given vaccine doses for their safety.

ECB had to select a completely new team for the limited overs series against Pakistan after seven members, including players in England's men's team, tested Covid-19 positive.