Spit, sweat and shaking on it: Three sports habits that could change after COVID-19

As the coronavirus brings the international sports calendar to a grinding halt, AFP Sport looks at three long-standing habits which could change ...

Rafael Nadal throws a towel to a ballboy at this year's Australian Open. PARIS: As the coronavirus brings the international sports calendar to a grinding halt, AFP Sport looks at three long-standing habits which could change forever once competition resumes.It's been a tried and trusted friend to fast bowlers throughout the history of cricket.

Moves by officials to tackle the issue took on greater urgency in March when the coronavirus was taking a global grip. Premier League leaders Liverpool also banned the used of mascots while Southampton warned against players signing autographs and stopped them posing for selfies.

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