Rohit Sharma asks Fans to Stay Indoors in a Hilarious tweet

Indian opening batsman Rohit Sharma has come up with a hilarious tweet for his fans. Putting emphasis on the current havoc situation the world is going through, Rohit tweeted;

“Stay indoors India, don’t go out on the streets celebrating. World Cup is still some time away”

Here’s the post

Stay indoors India, don’t go out on the streets celebrating. World Cup is still some time away ?

— Rohit Sharma (@ImRo45) April 5, 2020

there were many replies and retweets to his post. We have compiled some of the tweets here.

https://twitter.com/CricketSaish237/status/1246830006145343489?s=20

https://twitter.com/ImBenTenn45/status/1246838933868007424?s=20

Thanks bhai, jo log galiyon mein celebrate kar rahe thay vo vaapis ghar chale gaye aapka tweet padh ke.

— chacha monk (@oldschoolmonk) April 5, 2020

pic.twitter.com/90ySD9w61G

— Mumbai Indians Universe (@MIUniverse_IPL) April 5, 2020

मोदी ने दिया जलाने को बोला था ,,

हमारे यहां तो छोटी दिवाली मना लिए ?#आओ_दीप_जलायें pic.twitter.com/N0eY1L5pZX

— सौरभ गुप्ता (@Real_saurabh20) April 5, 2020

Rohit’s wife Ritika Sajdeh also posted a pic where the couple along with their daughter lit few candles.

https://twitter.com/ImRitika45/status/1246829360419459073?s=20

PM Modi asked the nation to lit up candles on 5th April at 9 PM

In contrast to the current COVID-19 pandemic, Prime Minister Narendra Modi appealed the fellow country people to lit candles, torch, diyas, etc as a gesture to all the paramedical, media people and police force.

The whole nation once again came to the fore and obeyed what the PM asked for. Prior to this, the prime minister of 22nd March 2019 asked people to clap at 5 PM for 5 minutes to appreciate the efforts surged by our paramedical, media people and police force who are risking their lives for us to remain safe.

The fate of IPL and ICC World Cup 2020 in disarray

The Indian Premier League which was supposed to get underway from 29th March was shifted further to April 15th. However, with the nationwide lockdown currently imposed, the start of the IPL still looms under clouds and if rumors are to be believed, there is a possibility of the event getting canceled.

Meanwhile, the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the world and it could also affect the start of ICC T20 World Cup 2020 which is slated to kick-off from 18th October. However, the International Cricket Council is pretty sure that the megaevent will go ahead as per the proposed plans and there won’t be any delay. Let us just hope that these two marquee events aren’t affected in the future.