On the occasion of International Mother’s Day, the Indian Premier League franchise, Chennai Super Kings’s players wished all the mothers in the world a Happy Mother’s Day. The style of wishing was unique, as they did not only talk about their love for their mother and the sacrifices she made for them to pursue their dreams but also told special things about her cooking skills, her impression of them and traits they picked from her.
While South Africa’s Lungi Ngidi said that he has picked off his smile from his mother, Australia’s Jason Behrendorff believes it is the caring and loving nature of his that his mom is responsible for.
Talking about the best mom cooked food that they like, India’s Robin Uthappa said, “You can have as many courses as possible in a five-star hotel, but the sambhar that my mom made, well it has no match.’ His fellow Karnataka man, Krishnappa Gautam likes a bowl of Ragi that his mother makes.
Pakistan born South Africa spinner Imran Tahir has not forgotten his roots and still drools for the Punjabi Aloo Paratha that his mother makes during Shehri, the time in the evening when Muslims observing Ramzan break their fast.
For English all-rounder Moeen Ali, every day is Mother’s Day.
The IPL, which was to go on till May 30, was suspended owing to increasing cases of Covid-19 in the bio-bubble and all the foreign stars have bow been safely transported out of India, and apart from the Australians and group of New Zealand players, most of them have reached home as well.