Corona virus: India's ICC umpire climbs tree
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Anil Chaudhry, trapped in the village, has to climb a tree to get a jackpot signal in the fields for the network to participate in video conferencing for umpires.
An ICC umpire from India climbed a tree, not because he had to break fruit but because he did not have a mobile signal. According to details, 55-year-old Anil Choudhary is a resident of Dagrol village in Kandhla village in Shamli area of Uttar Pradesh.
Indian cricket umpire Anil Chowdhury had to climb on the sidelines because of the Corona virus that caused cricket around the world. He is one of India's international umpires, having performed umpiring duties in India's international matches and IPL matches.
Currently due to Corona, cricket of all kinds is on hold and the IPL is postponed indefinitely and there is no sign of its onset which has led to international umpire Anil Chaudhry being in a weird situation. Is facing Their village faces a huge problem with mobile networks, which they are experiencing a great deal of trouble in. The network in the village does not get well due to which they are unable to connect to the video conferencing of international umpires. ۔ In order to get the network, Anil Chaudhary has to go to the fields and climb the tree to get the signal. Climbing a tree makes some sense, but the internet is slow.
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