|| CF Correspondent ||  

Bangladesh pace bowling coach Ottis Gibson said that he has been constantly in touch with the players through the WhatsApp group and also providing training programs to make sure the players remain fit.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, all cricketing event has been called off and players like other people of the country have been forced to be at their home by the government. However, players had to maintain their training so that they remain fit after the lockdown removes from the country and the matches get start again. Where there is speculation of resuming outdoor activities by the government might start right after the Eid.

Former West Indies player and current pace bowling coach of national team Otis Gibson said that he has been keeping track with the player through a WhatsApp group where players have been guided with multiple training programs and also he has been texting the bowler personally and to know if they are in good shape or not.

"Yes, we have a WhatsApp group going. And we have putting stuff in the group. Guys have been getting regularly updated programs from trainers to coach. Russel has been putting some information and I have been messaging the fast bowlers personally. Once they maintain everything and be in good shape physically then bowling can be out on out at the end," Otis Gibson said in an interview to a leading English daily.

Otis Gibson also hoping that if the country get rid of the coronavirus and everything starts to kick again they will in need of time to settle everything down before going into matches which have been in halt now.