AUCKLAND: New Zealand cricketer Tim Seifert’s world ceased for a minute if he tested positive for COVID-19 through the currently suspended IPL however, the wicket-keeper stated he felt vulnerable in the championship’s bio-bubble. Seifert stated that his COVID-19 ordeal won’t dissuade him from traveling to India back for prospective missions, for example, T20 World Cup to be held later this season. “Discussing a number of those English boys which were around until the IPL… what they were saying was performing nicely. You only type of heard great things, the constructions, all of the programs which were set in position,” Seifert was quoted as saying from New Zealand Herald. “This was a great point of view to get a player to move around, and so to be fair the entire time I was there (in India)the bubble felt great… felt secure.” Seifert, that had been a part of their Kolkata Knight Riders staff from the IPL, is currently getting his 14-day mandatory quarantine shortly after his return to New Zealand after recovering from the lethal virus. He needed to return in India after the suspension of their league since he contracted the virus only 24 hours before he was able to fly back home with fellow New Zealand players. His statement was compared to a players of additional IPL teams, such as Australian Adam Zampa, who stated he believed vulnerable within the IPL bio-bubble at India. “I have pulled aside and advised I had tested positive and my soul sank right off when everybody left. I had been the only foreign participant essentially still left India outside of the entire tournament. That is when matters got a tiny bit genuine,” said a psychological Seifert. “The entire world stops just a tiny bit, I simply couldn’t actually believe what was second and that is the frightening part of it you hear things, and I believed that was likely to happen to me personally ” He thanked former Kiwi celebrities Brendon McCullum and Stephen Fleming in addition to KKR and Chennai Super Kings franchises for making his life simpler for him throughout his healing interval in Chennai. “It certainly was hard and that I could not thank Brendan (McCullum) and (Stephen) Fleming enough, so they left it all much simpler. “Making certain things could be set in position and KKR, CSK service employees, direction – that they made life simple for me to understand that everything will be okay and once was supposed to come home, they’d do what else to get me home safely and on time,” he explained. Seifert, that has up to now played with 3 ODIs and 35 T20Is, stated with a confident frame of mind had been crucial to healing by COVID-19. “After a couple of days had gone , everything had sort of died down a bit… I understood it had been a period of getting it through, taking a look at the advantages. I am getting married in 2 weeks so that is exciting. My fiancée Morgs – she is very happy that I am back somewhat earlier so that I will help program for it. “I am blessed that using Covid has quite minimal-mild symptoms. From getting the virus and also how I am feeling. . .It’s about the procedure for quarantining, being trapped in an area knowing when I do it I can make it other individuals could make it worse”