On the one hand the whole world is battling the Coronavirus, on the other side is the Chinese city of Wuhan from where Covid-19 started. How Coronavirus has spread all over the world from a weight market is still a big question all over the world. Meanwhile, news is coming from Wuhan that life is slowly becoming normal there. Now football is starting there. Life in the Chinese city of Wuhan, the heartland of the Coronavirus, is now becoming normal, and footballers who have been imprisoned in homes for nearly three months have also started to hit the ground. Wuhan has a population of 10 million and there was a lockdown for about three months which ended in April. After this, now amateur footballers have also started their sports activities.
Amateur footballer Wang Jijun said, "We had to stay in lockdown for a long time where we could only do some exercise. I used to play football with my son inside the house. We used to give balls to each other. Many times he used to go to the garage and exercise." Another player, who has practiced football in the light of light, said that it is a pleasant feeling to play football again with friends and teammates. He did this without wearing a mask, although there were some players whose masks were hanging on his neck.
A player named Wayne said, 'Before the lockdown everyone was very upset. After the lockdown has been removed, we have started practicing once a week. I am very happy. Professional footballers were also affected by it'. Chinese women's team star and Wuhan resident Wang Shuang has also resumed practice. She is a strong contender for the Tokyo Olympics. Chinese Super League team Wuhan Jal and third level team Wuhan 'Three Towns' have both returned to the city. Due to the outbreak of epidemic, it had to go to other places and practice. The Chinese Super League season was to begin on February 22 but was postponed indefinitely.
Also Read-
The work of dream stadium to be completed soon
Shane Warne's big statement, says, 'Level of spin bowling in Australia is falling fast'
