.OfficialCSA star NgidiLungi says the return to training has been 'a bit difficult and different'. By ZaahierAdams | IOLsport
That was Lungi Ngidi’s frank assessment of the safety measures players have to undertake as cricket takes its first tentative steps to resumption under Covid-19 regulations in South Africa.
The Proteas fast bowler was by no means undermining the deadly disease’s impact globally and will continue to follow all the safety procedures, but admits it will take some adjustment. “Before we go to the gym, we need to let them know as they need to sanitise the area before we come in.
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