Indian team opener Rohit Sharma and bowler Mohammad Shami believe that it will take time for the players to return even after the coronavirus epidemic is over. Rohit and Shami said that it would take at least two weeks after the end of this epidemic when all the players would be able to fully prepare themselves for competitive cricket.
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India's ODI and T20 vice-captain Rohit Sharma said that he got a slightly longer break than the rest of the fellow players. Rohit was hurt in the T20 series on New Zealand tour after which he was out of the ODI and Test series. He told Shami on Instagram chat, "We need a little more time to bat. I was already injured and had come to Mumbai before you came back. I was injured in February and then I also bat I didn't want to catch it. I felt that it would take at least two to three months to play. You would need to focus more on your batting. "
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Since March, many international series and Indian Premier League have been postponed due to Coronavirus infection. Right now all the players are locked in their respective homes and following the lockdown. Rohit and Shami have also advised the rest of the players to spend some time at the National Cricket Academy. Rohit said, "I don't think anything is going to happen in Mumbai and that is why I will go to Bangalore to train and practice batting after the lockdown is over."
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Shami had to say about this, "I am running on the treadmill these days so my lower body is being taken care of. It will take 10 to 15 days as far as regaining the bowling rhythm. A little time is required, so after the lockdown, if they call us to Bangalore, then I am ready to go. "
