Dubai: Batting South Africa Great AB De Villiers has called himself “parents” who need to stay fresh as much as he can to meet the demands of playing competitive cricket.
The former 37-year-old South African captain was in the UAE to represent the Franchise of the Royal Challengers Bangalore in the remaining 14th edition of the Lucrative League.
In a video posted by RCB on Twitter, de Villiers was seen trying to hit the ball into the entire park.
“It was very good.
Gawi was a bit sticky so it was really difficult.
Bowlers bowled very well and it was moist here, we would have a lot of nice sweating to lose a little weight but for an old man like me, I have to keep it fresh as much What I can, “De Villiers said.
The league, which was suspended at possible because of the Covid-19 outbreak in his bubble, continued on Sunday.
“It was a great session and was happy to see everyone out there.
Everyone looks very excited to leave.
I look forward to tomorrow’s warm-up game,” added De Villiers.
Protea said he was happy to reunite by celebrating a RCB team after the first half of the IPL, which was held in India.
“Of course, I miss people.
I have followed several individuals and I will meet the old people for the next few days.
I have discussed some of the people tonight and love to hear all the stories and what they get in a few Last month.
There are some interesting things that have happened and, happy together as a team again.
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