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We also stay close to the ocean, so fitness for me is more about my lifestyle. She even went to Rishikesh with our two babies and spent time in the ashram there,” he reveals. 360. Now captains and coaches need to look at fielding skills of a player too. The thousands of years of culture in India has a lot of power and energy. Since I was a hockey, tennis and soccer player too, I had all these elements combined to make me a fielder.

She’s just appreciative of anybody who loves her here. But here, even though everyone is Indian, every place you go to has different food, songs and every part is so diverse,” he shares. As the former fielding coach for Mumbai Indians, how important does he think is a fielding coach today? “Everyone is now appreciating fielding as the third element in the game.While he relishes desi food, Jonty Fitness band Factory admits that India’s ruined his sweet tooth forever! “I used to eat chocolates by the bar – since I could get away with it as I’d be smashing those calories while playing. Before we got serious about our relationship six years ago, I told Melanie that half of my life would be in India and asked if she’d be okay with it. She’s somebody who’s very focused and likes to learn about different cultures and is certainly a way deeper thinker than I am.“My wife’s a yoga teacher and that’s very much apart of her existence.

You can’t just have three to four good fielders when you have someone like ABD who’s Mr. “We do a lot of yoga - heated yoga, Bikram yoga and other styles.Has his daughter realised that she’s named after a country and the big deal around it? “She hasn’t yet luckily.

I know what my body requires – I stay fit just by being active,” he says. We try to do yoga at least four to five times a week.It’s important not just in T20 cricket, but in every format.If you’re a 90s cricket buff, there’s no way you wouldn’t have been in awe of this legend’s agility. We’d like to show the kids as much of the country as possible,” smiles the doting daddy.. “When I was growing up, the whites lived together, black Africans and Asians lived together - in parted areas everyone lived separately. In a few years, she will know, so then we’ll keep her away from India! But it’s important for her to come spend time here. If they’re weak in fielding, they have to be much better as a batsman or bowler to make the cut,” he opines. I’d finish all the chocolates in the mini bar too, but then I had the gulab jamoon here - it was way too sweet and now I can’t have any sweets!” he quips. In a freewheeling chat with DC, the fielding legend got talking about his love for India and more.

As someone who believes in leading a busy lifestyle to stay fit, the former cricketer kicks off his day by dropping his kids to school, with his wife Melanie. An icon for a generation of cricket lovers, Jack-in-the-box Jonty Rhodes was in town as brand ambassador for a nutrition brand. But he took his love for the country a notch higher when he named his daughter ‘India’ Rhodes.Jonty’s immense fondness for India is well-known as he’s pretty vocal about.When it comes to his fielding, we can’t help but reminisce the 1992 World Cup game between SA and Pakistan, where Jonty splendidly dove full length to run out Inzamam-Ul-Haq. I had no fielding coach.Jonty RhodesIndia’s myriad cultures were fascinating for Jonty, who grew up in a place that had parted areas. And yes, she was - she’s always loved coming to India

"Before 2014, even talking about Yoga was considered communal."The namaz offered by Muslims resembles different postures and asanas of surya namaskar including pranayam. But things changed after Modi took steps to make Yoga popular across the world," he said, praising Prime Minister Narendra Modi.Aditynath, who had in the past lashed out at a section of Muslims for terming the practice of &Occlusion Training Bands suppliers39;surya namaskar' as un-Islamic, said the sun salutation was a beautiful example of religious harmony.Aditynath was addressing a gathering on the inaugural day of the three-day UP Yoga Mahotsava here.Taking a jibe at the previous governments at the centre and in the state, he said, "If permission for a similar programme was sought, it would had been dubbed as communal. But nobody ever tried to bring them together because few people were interested only in 'bhoga' not yoga," he said."All asanas (postures) in surya namaskar, pranayama activities are similar to the way Namaz is offered by our Muslim brothers.

Adityanath, a Hindutva mascot, has pledged after taking charge as Chief Minister that there will not be any discrimination on the basis of religion.He had then said that those who see communalism in even Sun God should drown themselves in the sea or live in a dark room for the rest of their lives. But some 'bhogis' who do not believe in yoga, indulged in dividing the society on lines of caste, creed, religion and region among others," he said.Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday said 'surya namaskar' was similar to 'namaz' (prayers) offered by Muslims and those opposing the yogic exercise wanted to divide the society on religious lines."What a beautiful example of harmony (between two religions).

"The number of countries which participated in the International Yoga Day celebrations in 2015 was 175, which went up to 192 in the subsequent year," he said.Showering praise on the Prime Minister for making yoga a global phenomenon, Adityanath said, "Modi deserves all the credit for the global recognition which yoga has # got" and referred to the UN declaring International Yoga Day on June 21.Aditynath had come out full throttle in support of surya namaskar after a controversy erupted over the inclusion of the exercise in the government's yoga protocol with a section of Muslims saying that their faith does not allow them to practise it.After various state governments decided to make yoga and surya namaskar compulsory in schools, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB) had launched a nationwide campaign against it