'Building kamp rahi hai' - Virat Kohli pokes fun at Harbhajan Singh for his latest workout video

The Coronavirus pandemic has stopped all the sporting action across the world. Though some of the sports have resumed behind closed doors, there is no idea when India will be back to normalcy in this aspect. With no action going around, the athletes including cricketers are stuck at home since March when the nationwide lockdown was announced.

To keep themselves fit and ready, they are having no option but to train at home during these tough times. India cricketer Harbhajan Singh is also doing the same and posted a video of his workout a couple of days ago. He is keeping himself ready for the Indian Premier League (IPL) it seems. For now, the tournament has been postponed until further notice even though there is a chance that it might happen later this year.

Harbhajan plays for the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) in the cash-rich league and will be keen to perform in case the IPL happens.

Here’s the post:

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Exercise Must 👍

A post shared by Harbhajan Turbanator Singh (@harbhajan3) on May 25, 2020 at 10:16pm PDT

Let’s have a session together, says Harbhajan Singh to Kohli

India skipper Virat Kohli came across Harbhajan Singh’s post and decided to poke some fun at him. He commented in the video stating that the building is shaking due to his intense workout besides praising the off-spinner for training even during the lockdown. “Well done paji. Building kampp rayi aa magar thodi thodi,” Kohli’s comment read.

Harbhajan Singh too was quick to respond to the comment as he challenged the 31-year-old for a workout session together after the pandemic gets over. “@virat.kohli slowly it will get better. wait till this whole thing gets over then we have a session together,” his reply read.

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Meanwhile, like Harbhajan, even Virat Kohli has been training hard at home and has put up a few videos of the same as well. With no possibility of India playing in the near future, he wants to keep himself fit and ready to play whenever the opportunity comes.