Anil Kumble, Mahendra Singh Dhoni, Virat Kohli
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Like the other people in India, former Indian Test captain and Head Coach Anil Kumble is also sitting at home in the complete lockdown period of the country to fight against COVID-19 or coronavirus. While Kumble has come with a message to the Indians, he also revealed his plan in this period.

In the wake of the novel coronavirus outbreak, while almost the entire world has been stopped down to control the situation, the Indian government has also taken the same action. From 25th March 2020, the country is now going through the lockdown for 21 days.

Due to the coronavirus outbreak, most of the events, including sports events, have already been postponed in India. Now, in the lockdown period, everyone is staying inside the house, and getting out of the house only for the essential purposes.

While the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has requested to the citizens to stay home during the lockdown period, Kumble has also requested to every citizen to follow a complete lockdown process to fight against coronavirus strongly.

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Kumble posted on his Twitter account, “Please Understand the gravity of the situation. #IndiaFightsCorona #StayHomeStaySafe and stay healthy. As advised by our Honourable PM @narendramodi Ji Let us follow a complete lockdown.”

Going through my archives had some sweet outcomes: Anil Kumble

Anil Kumble
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Kumble also revealed how he would spend this free time in the home. While many know that Kumble is a passionate photographer, he is now going through his archive of pictures.

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In another tweet, Kumble posted, “Staying at home and going through my archives had some sweet outcomes. Sloth bear snapped at #DarojiBearSanctuary #Karnataka.”

At present, Anil Kumble is the Head Coach as well as the Director of cricket operations of the IPL team Kings XI Punjab (KXIP). But due to the coronavirus outbreak, the IPL 2020 has been postponed till mid-April. The tournament was originally scheduled from 29th March to 24th May 2020.