Old Indian off-spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has opted to have a rest from the ongoing IPL, stating his family is now”adding a struggle COVID-19” and he wishes to encourage them. Even the 34-year-old is competing to get its Delhi Capitals this season and expects to come back to the medial side”if things move in the ideal direction”.

“I’d be having a rest out of this years IPL out of tomorrow. My family members and extended family are adding a struggle #COVID19 and I do need to encourage them throughout those challenging times,” Ashwin submitted onto his Twitter page after DC’s match against Sunrisers Hyderabad on Sunday night.

“I hope you’ll come back to play if matters go in the ideal direction. Thankyou @DelhiCapitals,” added that the Chennai-based player.

His franchise guaranteed full support in a twitter article of its own.

“Assessing our whole support for you in such troublesome times, @ashwinravi99. Wishing you and your family all of the strength and tips from us all in Delhi Capitals,” DC said.

within a previous conversation, Ashwin had voiced concern with the pandemic ravaging the nation at the moment.

“heart-breaking to find what’s happening around my nation! I’m perhaps not at all the medical fraternity, however my true gratitude to every one of these. I might also want to create an earnest interest every Indian to practice care and keep safe,” he’d said.

India is record more than 3 lakh daily events for the last couple of days and also the infrastructure is trying to deal with the increase with lack of oxygen and also some important medicines including the catastrophe.