A few days ago, Australian cricketer David Warner touched down in the UAE ahead of the resumption of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2021. The tournament is set to start on September 19, and the teams have already started their preparations. Warner even announced his arrival in the UAE to join his franchise - SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) - on Instagram a couple of days ago. In the post, the cricketer added that he would be undergoing a 6-day quarantine in his hotel room. However, not being able to step out of his room and on to the ground didn't deter him from practicing.
Watch: David Warner's Practice Routine While Quarantining In Hotel Room
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IPL 2021: David Warner, who represents SunRisers Hyderabad, is undergoing a six-day quarantine in his hotel room in the UAE.
IPL 2021: David Warner may be quarantining in his room, but he's not staying away from practice.© Twitter
On Saturday, Warner had posted a photo of himself in training gear on Instagram, and captioned it, "Thoughts on my training attire today!!" He was seen in his hotel room with a few workout equipment in the background.
Earlier, in June, Warner had posted a collage of his images on Instagram, reliving his stay in India with a message for his fans in Telugu.
The collage included images of Warner with his daughter in India, a photo of Sunrisers Hyderabad fans, his photograph in the team's jersey, and another one of his daughter in an auto-rickshaw.
A rough translation of his message read, "My second home is still in India, Hyderabad is my favourite place."
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SRH play their first match of IPL 2021 in UAE on September 22, when they take on Delhi Capitals.
When the tournament was postponed earlier this year due to COVID-19, Sunrisers Hyderabad were at the bottom of the points table, with just one win from seven matches.
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