In late February this year, the entire world was in a standstill due to unforeseen circumstan🥀ces inflicted by COVID-19 pandemic outbreak.
All business, leisure and sports activities were in ♔a lull, as one and all resorted refuge at 𝓡home, staying indoors to avoid the infection.
While major countries such as the USA, Spain, Italy, India, and France suffered the most casualties, a small nation, New Zeala♔nd, paved the way to win the war against the invisible threat.
On Monday, New Zealand Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern announced that there were no active cases in the country for the first time since February 28. Also, all preventive measures shal💦l be lifted barrin༺g immigration and international travel.
Thus, the people of New 𝔉Zealand will now lead a normal life, which they were accustomed🍸 to, bringing joy to the entire population of 3 million in the country.
Ardern, who announced after the Health Ministry’s official release, admitted that she did a little dance with her daughter in the press conference, highlighting the jubilation it brought to her.
New Zealand and Kings XI Punjab all-rounder, Jimmy Neesham, took to Twitter to congratulat🔥e his fellow countrymen.
In his tweet, Neesham dished out the three ‘Kiwi’ attributes, which help them succeed in the war against COVID-19.
“Coronavirus free NZ! Congratulations everyone Grinning face with smiling eyes. Once again those great kiwi attributes: planning, 🎀determin✃ation and teamwork do the job Party popper,” Neesham wrote in his tweet.
Coronavirus free NZ! Congratulations everyone 😁
Once again those great kiwi attributes: planning, determination and teamwౠork do the job 🎉
— Jimmy Neesham (@JimmyNeesh)
It is only because of the three aspects, the perennial dark horses of major ICC events, t🧸he Black Caps, won matches♏ at significant junctures of multilateral tournaments.
The Kiwis broke a billion hearts after defeating India in the semi-finals of 2019𓂃 ODI World🐟 Cup, defending a moderate total against the heavy-duty Indian batting unit. Earlier, Neesham tagged the moment of defeating India in semis as the best in his career thus far.
