David Warner is ensuring that the recent COVID-19 outbreak, which has forced Australians to self-isolate, isn’t going to get in the way of his A-Game.
On Tuesday, the 33-year-old Australian cricket legend shared footage to social media as he practised working on his ball skills.
‘Just trying to keep up the skills with some one-hand catching,’ he wrote alongside the post, before he added the words: ‘Remember soft hands’.
Focused! Australian cricket legend David Warner (pictured) shared footage of him practising his one-handed catching skills, while in self-isolation on Tuesday
In the video, the cricket star is seen slamming a tennis ball with a racquet against a wall and catching it with his left-hand, while his adorable Indi Rae, four, looks on.
David opted for workout clothes for the occasion, which included a long-sleeve grey shirt, black shorts, joggers and a cap.
It comes after the father-of-three shared footage reminding his daughter, Indi Rae, to always use hand sanitiser after ‘touching anything’.
‘We’ve got to be very careful’: The cricket star taught his four-year-old daughter Indi Rae (pictured) the importance of using hand sanitiser amid the coronavirus pandemic on Monday
The youngster, who appeared to be at day care at the time, answered questions from her famous father as she kept her hands clean.
‘So why do we use this, Indi [Rae]?’ David was heard asking his daughter in the clip, to which she responded: ‘Because the virus.’
‘Yeah, we’ve got to be very, very careful, don’t we?’ David continued, before adding: ‘Always got to wash our hands. We use hand sanitiser, don’t we? After we touch anything…’
Indi Rae, who looked cute as a button in a floral ensemble, nodded in agreement.
Devoted father: As Indi Rae used the hand sanitiser, the sportsman was heard saying in the clip: ‘Always got to wash our hands. We use hand sanitiser, don’t we? After we touch anything…’
David accompanied his post with the caption: ‘We are trying our best to keep educating the girls on the importance of hand hygiene.
‘This should always be part of daily routines, no matter what circumstances they are,’ the sportsman added alongside the hashtags ‘stay safe’ and ‘look out for each other’.
David shares Indi Rae with wife Candice Warner, 35, who he wed in 2015.
The couple are also proud parents to daughters Ivy Mae, five, and Isla Rose, eight months.
Family: David shares Indi Rae with wife Candice Warner, 35, who he wed in 2015. The couple are also proud parents to daughters Ivy Mae, five, and Isla Rose, eight months (all pictured)
Coronavirus (COVID-19) is a respiratory illness accompanied by fever, coughing, sore throat, shortness of breath and fatigue. It can produce pneumonia.
The spread of the disease, which began in Wuhan, China, has seen over 350,000 cases worldwide and more than 15,000 fatalities.
As of Tuesday evening, there are 2,044 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, which have resulted in eight deaths.
Update: As of Tuesday evening, there are 2,044 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Australia, which have resulted in eight deaths