Hope we can provide folks one thing to look ahead to in these tough occasions: KKR coach McCullum

Kolkata Knight Riders head coach Brendon McCullum hopes his workforce performs a model of cricket which provides folks “something to look forward to in these difficult times”.
A second wave of COVID-19 has badly hit India and its impression has additionally been felt within the bio-bubble of IPL.
“I know that people are out there struggling with what is going on at the moment in terms of the pandemic and the situation not just here in India but also abroad,” McCullum informed KKR web site, a day after they beat Punjab Kings by 5 wickets to snap their four-match shedding streak.
“We are going to do our greatest to try to play a model of cricket and a mode of cricket that offers these folks again house one thing to look ahead to, even whether it is only for a 3 to four-hour interval.
“We are in a privileged position, and we can give a little bit of hope even in these difficult times,” he added.
Echoing McCullum’s sentiments, KKR CEO Venky Mysore stated: “From all the KK household, all I need to say is, you already know what you could do. Please be secure.
“We will hope that during our games through the end of May, we will be in a position to at least entertain you a bit so that there can be a smile on your faces.”
On the rising concern over the protection protocols of the bio-secure bubble, Mysore stated: “The protocol and the safety features that have been built into the bio-secure bubble are unprecedented and I think it couldn’t have been any better. Everyone is being properly taken care of.”
On Monday, KKR star participant Pat Cummins contributed USD 50,000 to the PM Cares Fund for India’s combat towards COVID-19.