KKR batsman Nitish Rana started training after recovery from COVID-19

Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) batsman Nitish Rana, who contracted a coronavirus before returning negative results, resumed training for the Indian Premier League (IPL 2021) on Friday. Nitish tested negative for coronovirus on March 22 after returning a positive result. The positive result was followed by self-isolation, he performed a COVID-19 test on Thursday and again tested negative.

After an extended quarantine of 12 days, Nitish entered the fray for the first time on Friday with an eye in the opening game against Sunrisers Hyderabad on 11 April.

Nitish said, “Obviously there was no expectation of coming out positive. I had taken all precautions, but despite this I had contracted Covid. The protocols which were followed to follow the BCCI guidelines, I have Each and everything followed. ” Video shared by KKR on Saturday.

After two consecutive negative results of Kovid-19, Nitish Rana joined his teammates last evening.

After simply beating the virus, he urged everyone to stay safe and take all necessary precautions against the corona virus.@ NitishRana_27 #KRRHaiTaiyaarhttps://t.co/G6aVZigXQT

– Kolkata Nitriders (@KKRiders) 3 April 2021

He said, “Finally I’m out now, and I’m feeling all right. It was Day 1 for me. I also batted a little bit. I’m glad I can connect with my KKR teammates.” “

After the bus was recovered from the coronavirus, the KKR batsman urged everyone to remain safe and take all necessary precautions against COVID-19.

Nitish said, “This is a message for all of you. Please take care (against the virus). And don’t take it lightly. Because you never know how it can affect our body. So please take care of yourself.” Keep it. “

Meanwhile, India’s off-spinner Harbhajan Singh has finished his quarantine and started training with the KKR team in Mumbai on Saturday.

Harbhajan missed the IPL last season due to personal reasons and will compete in a cash-rich league for KKR, which is running from 9 April.

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KKR shared a video in which the off-spinner can be seen stepping out of his hotel room to practice. The Indian spinner began a seven-day quarantine on 27 March.

The IPL will begin on 9 April with Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) and Mumbai Indians as the tournament opener. KKR will play their first match against Sunrisers Hyderabad on 11 April.