'Nightmare of a week' – how R Ashwin's family has been dealing with a Covid-19 crisis

“I guess physical health will recover faster than mental health,” she added. “Days 5-8 were the absolute worst for me. Everybody was there, offering help yet there’s no one with you. Most isolating disease. Please do reach out and seek help.”The headaches this virus causes need their own twitter thread.”While Australian cricketers Andrew Tye, Adam Zampa and Kane Richardson, English cricketer Liam Livingstone and Indian umpire Nitin Menon have left the IPL because of various concerns around the virus, Ashwin has been the only Indian cricketer to have done so.It was after his team’s Super Over win against the Sunrisers Hyderabad on April 25 in Chennai – Ashwin’s hometown – that the spinner decided to leave the biosecure bubble, saying that he expected “to return to play if things go in the right direction”.