India's veteran batsman Suresh Raina has said that life is more important in this crisis of coronavirus epidemic and IPL can wait. Raina has donated 52 lakh rupees for the fight against this dangerous virus. When Raina, who last played for India in 2018, was asked about the IPL, he said, 'Life is more important at this time. The IPL can certainly wait. We have to follow the government guidelines on lockdown. Otherwise we all have to bear the consequences. When life gets better, we can think of IPL. Many people are dying at this time, we need to save lives.'

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Raina, 33, is spreading awareness on social media on the importance of staying at home. He is also helping the wife who gave birth to another son Rio last week. He said, 'I am resting in lockdown, cooking food, spending time with children. Apart from cricket, there is so much to do in life. Such moments make you feel it. People should realize the importance of connecting with the land from this lockdown. Eating three times a day is more important than the size of your house and car and what you wear. I used to cook food from the days of hostels. I love it The wife has given birth to a son last week, so I am happy to share my housework.

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Raina's last competitive match was the IPL final last year. The Chennai Super Kings batsman was preparing for this season in Chennai before the lockdown.

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