The Indian cricket team has witಌnessed a paradigm shift when it comes to fitness standards. The group today is one of the most difficult to get into, if not measuring up to the minimum fitness criteria.
It is l𝓰argely a by-product of the change in culture brought 𒉰about in the era of a supremely fit Virat Kohli and his era of captaincy.
Kohli’s love for sweating it out at the gym is well renowned and he recently gave a stiff challenge to his teammate Hardik Pandya with a special꧒ kind of push-up which was followed by a clap.
The drill looked arduous at the first look, but Hardik was qui♋ck to accept the challen💖ge and display his level of fitness.
“Hey H @hardikpandya93 loved your fly 🍷push ups. Here’s adding🎶 a little clap to it,” Kohli challenged Hardik.
To which, Hardik replied with his post, captioning, “Hey bruh @virat.kohli. Always g﷽ot your back,”
Then, the Indian captain commented o🌄n the insane push-up drill video, saying “Haha top work H.”
Soon, recently married Natasha Stankovi🅺c came up with a sweet comment for her husband Hardik. “My bebu the best,” wrote the Serbian actress.
In the absence of cricket, stars must look after their fitness 🐠indoors amidst coronavirus scare. The Indian cric🐈ket team last featured against New Zealand back in February this year.
Rain forced the match to be abandoned between India and South Africa, ꧟who were scheduౠled to play three ODI games ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL). However, the series was cancelled with COVID-19 pandemic outbreak in India.
The series was ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚcrucial for India’s marquee all-rounder, who was looking to make a comeback since his back surgery. Pandya was looking at prime-hitting form, with a couple of ꩵdestructive T20 knocks in a domestic tournament.