Ajinkya Rahane Also Organised Questions And Answers Session With His Fans:

The whole world has been stood still because of the present condition with the 21-day lockout. The introduction of the coronavirus has forced us to stop and pay attention. Cricketers have loved this break from their regular routine though.

The players are getting enough time with their family members which they usually don’t have. Many players are utilizing this opportunity to communicate on social media with their followers, through holding Q&A sessions with them.

Ajinkya Rahane often hold questions and answers sessions with his fans on Twitter, like many other athletes. He requested his fans to ask him any query under the hashtag ‘AskAjinkya’. During the Q&A, one of the fans told him which house task his wife, Radhika, has given him during this period of quarantine.

I Try Help In Keeping The House Clean:

Fan’s tweet read, “# AskAjinkya Hi Brother! Because you’re married what job your better half has sent you? During the quarantine period. “Rahane responded to this by saying he is helping her to keep the house clean. He also said that he is trying his hand on cooking. “I try to keep the house clean and trying to cook also! ” the tweet read.

Another fan asked Rahane what he is doing during the quarantine time. The fan asked, “What is your ‘Quarantine Schedule?? # Ajinkya.’ The batsman disclosed that his whole routine included getting up at 5 o’clock in the morning, accompanied by reading and working out, playing with his daughter and supporting his wife and some other things.

The batsman’s tweet read, “Wake up at 5, read, workout, support Radhika, play with Aarya, video call with friends, sometimes cook, eat and repeat”.

Rahane, the Indian Test team’s vice-captain, has not been featuring in the limited-over game for quite some time now. To his latest contract, Rahane will be looking for a great season with his franchise to get back to the Indian ODI team.

After been associated with Rajasthan Royals since 2011, Rahane was traded away to Delhi Capitals for INR 4 crore. The Mumbaikar had previously played for Mumbai Indians and now-defunct Rising Pune Supergiant as well.