Ireland international CJ Stander has turned his family farm back in South Africa into a training round.
The 30-year-old, who has been living in Ireland since 2012 where he had been based with PRO14 side Munster, made it back to South African in time for the country’s 21-day lockdown period in efforts to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
LIST | Jamie Roberts and five other rugby stars working in hospitals during crisis
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Here are five rugby players who are doing their bit on the frontline of the fight against the Coronavirus.
1. Jamie Roberts (Doctor)
The Wales international, who is a qualified Doctor, has volunteered his services and is now working for the Cardiff and Vale Health board after flying home from South Africa. He will operate as a clinical innovation fellow – a role which will see him working in Cardiff in a motivational and communications capacity.
Hats off to @Jamiehuwroberts for this. It was good to speak to him about the latest challenge he has taken on.https://t.co/eE9FfYdwz4
— Simon Thomas (@simonrug) April 7, 2020