14 April (IANS) Irfan Pathan, a former all-rounder of the Indian cricket team, appealed to people to stay at home amid the ongoing lockdown due to coronavirus and used the language of cricket for this.

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Pathan wrote on Twitter, "A coronavirus is a bowling machine in a way and the ball is constantly being thrown out of the off stump. We will be able to save our wickets till we hit the ball going out. We will save this Test match for our country as well. Stay at home. "

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Regarding the coronavirus, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has ordered to extend the lockdown issued in the country till May 3. Earlier the lockdown of 21 days was in force in the country but due to increasing number of corona infects in the country, the decision to increase the lockdown has been decided. So far, more than 10,000 cases of coronavirus have been reported in India, while more than 330 people have died.

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