Mic & Fork – Clive Tyldesley cooking among sport stars’ response to coronavirus

As the coronavirus outbreak continues to affect sport, its stars have had to turn to unique ways to keep fit and stay in touch with their fans.

Here, the PA news agency takes a look at the highlights of the day from those athletes keeping supporters up to date with their activities.

Football commentator Clive Tyldesley is making sure he keeps his microphone skills sharpened as he made use of his talent in the kitchen.

Former Norwich striker Grant Holt was roped into home decoration without any football.

Liverpool midfielder James Milner has been labelled “boring” in the past but he was making sure he could make the essentials last with a little bit of rationing.

Milner was replying to team-mate Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain who was honing his dance moves with girlfriend Perrie Edwards of Little Mix.

There was more musical talent on show from the Anfield collective as striker Roberto Firmino played the piano and showed off his signing voice.

Meanwhile, Crystal Palace defender Patrick van Aanholt is likely to be kept on his toes despite the Premier League being postponed as he welcomed his new baby son into the world.

A lot of footballers will be turning to FIFA 20 to keep themselves occupied in the coming weeks and Manchester United’s Bruno Fernandes used his player of the month award as a way of asking for a special gift from the game’s creators EA Sports.

Arsenal’s Shkodran Mustafi has his own form of motivation to keep pounding the miles on his gym bike.

Mustafi’s club-mate David Luiz was looking to keep sharp, too.

Rotherham boss Paul Warne kept things competitive as he took on first-team coach Matt Hamshaw over a game of Binho.

Golfer Matthias Schwab was keen to keep his eye on the game – and used what could become a prized possession to do so.

Team Ineos rider Gianni Moscon pumped out some tunes riding a tractor on the family farm in Italy.

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